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ATAC - ASCII to ASCII Converter

This program is designed to make large section headers, words, letters,
numbers, etc in source code or as part of a verbose script where it is 
important for the user to easily see the beginnings of sections.  The 
normal workflow when using it while programming is to invoke it from within 
vim (or your text editor of choice) and dump its output into the file where 
it is wanted.

atac [-c commentprefix] "text to enlarge"

-c commentprefix: 
	To make commenting out this header easier, you can call atac with
	a comment prefix to add to the beginning of every line.
	-c will apply to all arguments after it, so it will typicall be the 
	first argument to atac, with the comment prefix being the second.

atac will print each argument as a single line, so if multiple words
are wanted on a single line, be sure to escape the spaces between them,
or else atac will treat each as a seperate argument to be enlarged.


EEEEEEE  X     X     A     M     M  PPPP     L        EEEEEEE    SSS    
E        X     X    A A    MM   MM  P   PP   L        E        SS   SS  
E         X   X    A   A   M M M M  P    PP  L        E        S        
E          X X    A     A  M  M  M  P   PP   L        E        SS       
EEEE        X     AAAAAAA  M     M  PPPP     L        EEEE       SSS    
E          X X    A     A  M     M  P        L        E             SS  
E         X   X   A     A  M     M  P        L        E              S  
E        X     X  A     A  M     M  P        L        E        SS   SS  
EEEEEEE  X     X  A     A  M     M  P        LLLLLLL  EEEEEEE    SSS    

(from command mode in vim):
:r!atac test

TTTTTTT  EEEEEEE    SSS    TTTTTTT  
   T     E        SS   SS     T     
   T     E        S           T     
   T     E        SS          T     
   T     EEEE       SSS       T     
   T     E             SS     T     
   T     E              S     T     
   T     E        SS   SS     T     
   T     EEEEEEE    SSS       T     


(from command mode in vim):
:r!atac -c // test

// TTTTTTT  EEEEEEE    SSS    TTTTTTT  
//    T     E        SS   SS     T     
//    T     E        S           T     
//    T     E        SS          T     
//    T     EEEE       SSS       T     
//    T     E             SS     T     
//    T     E              S     T     
//    T     E        SS   SS     T     
//    T     EEEEEEE    SSS       T     

(handling multiple words and arguments)
$ atac "one line" multiple lines

  OOO    N     N  EEEEEEE           L        IIIIIII  N     N  EEEEEEE  
 O   O   NN    N  E                 L           I     NN    N  E        
O     O  N N   N  E                 L           I     N N   N  E        
O     O  N N   N  E                 L           I     N N   N  E        
O     O  N  N  N  EEEE              L           I     N  N  N  EEEE     
O     O  N   N N  E                 L           I     N   N N  E        
O     O  N   N N  E                 L           I     N   N N  E        
 O   O   N    NN  E                 L           I     N    NN  E        
  OOO    N     N  EEEEEEE           LLLLLLL  IIIIIII  N     N  EEEEEEE  

M     M  U     U  L        TTTTTTT  IIIIIII  PPPP     L        EEEEEEE  
MM   MM  U     U  L           T        I     P   PP   L        E        
M M M M  U     U  L           T        I     P    PP  L        E        
M  M  M  U     U  L           T        I     P   PP   L        E        
M     M  U     U  L           T        I     PPPP     L        EEEE     
M     M  U     U  L           T        I     P        L        E        
M     M  U     U  L           T        I     P        L        E        
M     M   U   U   L           T        I     P        L        E        
M     M    UUU    LLLLLLL     T     IIIIIII  P        LLLLLLL  EEEEEEE  

L        IIIIIII  N     N  EEEEEEE    SSS    
L           I     NN    N  E        SS   SS  
L           I     N N   N  E        S        
L           I     N N   N  E        SS       
L           I     N  N  N  EEEE       SSS    
L           I     N   N N  E             SS  
L           I     N   N N  E              S  
L           I     N    NN  E        SS   SS  
LLLLLLL  IIIIIII  N     N  EEEEEEE    SSS    

Send all comments, bugs, and fixes to: 
	Kenneth Finnegan <KennethFinnegan2007@GMail.com>

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