One thing bothers me about this: The codes for punctuation are not pneumatic. This is easily fixed. The association between punctuation and letters/numbers should be changed to be: 

    tr[@{}$='`^"+/<>#()?\[]_|~!&%*,:;]
      [abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123];

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based on the following phlegmatic code: At Brace CloseCurly Dollar Equals Feet Grave-accent Hat Inches Join whacK/stroKe Less-than More-than Number Open Paren Question Reverse-whack Square brackeT Underline Verticalbar Wiggle eXclaim y(Spanish for "and"). % and z are shaped the same as are * and 0. Comma has 1 "dot" while colon has 2 dots and semicolon is a bit more than colon.

I could see swapping /=k and &=y to get /=y and &=k based on similarity of shape (the whacK/stroKe connection is rather weak). *shrug*

                - tye

In reply to Re^2: Portably transforming a string to a valid filename (mnemonic) by tye
in thread Portably transforming a string to a valid filename by Anonymous Monk

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