I think you'll find that Pony does just what you want.

Update: Pony output looks like this:

use Pony;
           b                           
          Uf                           
         Fybuf                         
         FyBUfF                        
        YbUffYBU                       
        FfybuffYb                      
       uffYbuFfybu                     
       FfYBUfFyBuf                     
       FYbuffYBUFf                     
      ybUfFYBuffyb                     
      uFfyBuFFYBuff                    
      ybufFybUFFybU                    
       ffYBufFYBuFF                    
         YBuFFyBuFF                    
        yBUfFyBufFY                    
        buffybUffyb           UfF      
       YBuFfYbuFFybu          fFYB     
       UffyBuFFYbUFFy         bUff     
       YBuFFYbufFyBuffybUfFybufFyB     
  UfF  YbUffYBUFfybuffYbuffyBuFfybu    
 ffybUfFYBuFFYbUFFYbUFfyBufFYBuffYb    
 uF FyBUffYBUfFybUfFybuffybUffYbUFF    
Ybu  ffybuFfybuFfyBuffyBuFFYbUfFybUF   
fy     buFFYBuffYbUFFybuffyBufFyBUFF   
 ybu    FFYBUFfybuffYbuFFYBuFfybufFy   
  Bu     ffyBUFfYbUFFyBUFfYBuFfYbuFfy  
  Bu       FfyBUFFyBufFYBufFYbUFfYBUf  
            fyBu  FfybuffybUFFybUffYB  
             UfF        ybUfFYbuFFYbUF 
             fyb         UfFYBuffybuFf 
             yb           UfFyB UfFYBU 
             fF            YbUf  fYbU  
             Ff             yBUF fYBu  
             ff            ybuFf yBUF  
             fy           Bu  fF yBUF  
             fY           B   UF  Fyb  
             Uf           fy  bU  FfY  
             b            u   ff   y   
             b                uF   f   
            yb                uf       
           fy                bU        
                             f         
                                       

FYBuFFYbUFFYbUFfyBufFYBuffYbuFFyBUffYBUfFYbUFFybuFfYbuffyBuFfybufFyBuf
+fyBUFFYbUfFYBUFfYbUfFybuFfyBUFfyBuffYbufFyBUFFYbUfFYBUFfYb

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In reply to Re: Encoding Script by davorg
in thread Encoding Script by Anonymous Monk

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