Example of usage:


wschrep@laptop:~/l33t> make
g++ -Wall -O2 -I.   -c -o l33t.o l33t.cpp
g++ -Wall -O2 -I. l33t.o -o l33t
wschrep@laptop:~/l33t> ./l33t "the quick brown fox jumps over the
yellow dog"
th3 quIck br0wn pH0x jumps 0v3r th3 y3ll0w d0g
wschrep@laptop:~/l33t> ./l33t "the quick brown fox jumps over the
yellow dog" -v
the quick brown fox jumps over the yellow dog
wschrep@laptop:~/l33t> ./l33t "the quick brown fox jumps over the
yellow dog" -l 2
7h3 q|_|Ick br0\/\/n pH0x j|_|/\/\p5 0v3r 7h3 Y3110\/\/ |)09
wschrep@laptop:~/l33t> ./l33t "7h3 q|_|Ick br0\/\/n pH0x j|_|/\/\p5
0v3r 7h3 Y3110\/\/ |)09" -l 2 -v
the quick brown phox jumps over the yellow dog
wschrep@laptop:~/l33t> ./l33t -help
USAGE: ./l33t[plain text] [-v] [-l <level>]
  level : 1=l33t, 2=super l33t (default 1)
  -v    : reverse the conversion!
 string = optional the string to convert use quotes for spaced words
 if no plain text string is given ./l33t expects input on stdin.
