-- This is released into the public domain.
-- No warranty is provided, implied or otherwise.

-- This program tries to crunch down the installer a bit further.
-- Specific target in mind, it has no support for string escapes.
-- It also does this:
for i = 1, 3 do
 print(io.read())
end

local sequences = {
 {"\n", " "},
 {"  ", " "},
 {" #", "#"},
 {"# ", "#"},
 {" ,", ","},
 {", ", ","},
 {" (", "("},
 {"( ", "("},
 {" )", ")"},
 {") ", ")"},
 {" <", "<"},
 {"< ", "<"},
 {" >", ">"},
 {"> ", ">"},
 {" *", "*"},
 {"* ", "*"},
 {" ~", "~"},
 {"~ ", "~"},
 {" /", "/"},
 {"/ ", "/"},
 {" %", "%"},
 {"% ", "%"},
 {" =", "="},
 {"= ", "="},
 {" -", "-"},
 {"- ", "-"},
 {" +", "+"},
 {"+ ", "+"},
 {".. ", ".."},
 {" ..", ".."},
 {"\"\" ", "\"\""},
 {"=0 t", "=0t"},
 {">0 t", ">0t"},
 {">1 t", ">1t"},
 {"=1 w", "=1w"},
 {"=380 l", "=380l"},
 {"=127 t", "=127t"},
 {"=128 t", "=128t"},
 {">255 t", ">255t"},
 {"=512 t", "=512t"}
}

local function pass(buffer)
 local ob = ""
 local smode = false
 while #buffer > 0 do
  if not smode then
   local ds = true
   while ds do
    ds = false
    for _, v in ipairs(sequences) do
     if buffer:sub(1, #(v[1])) == v[1] then
      buffer = v[2] .. buffer:sub(#(v[1]) + 1)
      ds = true
     end
    end
   end
  end
  local ch = buffer:sub(1, 1)
  buffer = buffer:sub(2)
  ob = ob .. ch
  if ch == "\"" then
   smode = not smode
  end
 end
 return ob
end
local op = io.read("*a")
while true do
 local np = pass(op)
 if np == op then
  io.write(np)
  return
 end
 op = np
end