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android/tools/android-osx/tools/proguard/examples/dictionaries/compact.txt

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+#
+# This obfuscation dictionary contains strings that are already present
+# in many class files. Since these strings can be shared, the resulting
+# obfuscated class files will generally be a little bit more compact.
+# Usage:
+#     java -jar proguard.jar ..... -obfuscationdictionary compact.txt
+#
+
+Code
+V
+I
+Z
+B
+C
+S
+F
+D
+L

android/tools/android-osx/tools/proguard/examples/dictionaries/keywords.txt

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+#
+# This obfuscation dictionary contains reserved Java keywords. They can't
+# be used in Java source files, but they can be used in compiled class files.
+# Note that this hardly improves the obfuscation. Decent decompilers can
+# automatically replace reserved keywords, and the effect can fairly simply be
+# undone by obfuscating again with simpler names.
+# Usage:
+#     java -jar proguard.jar ..... -obfuscationdictionary keywords.txt
+#
+
+do
+if
+for
+int
+new
+try
+byte
+case
+char
+else
+goto
+long
+this
+void
+break
+catch
+class
+const
+final
+float
+short
+super
+throw
+while
+double
+import
+native
+public
+return
+static
+switch
+throws
+boolean
+default
+extends
+finally
+package
+private
+abstract
+continue
+strictfp
+volatile
+interface
+protected
+transient
+implements
+instanceof
+synchronized

android/tools/android-osx/tools/proguard/examples/dictionaries/shakespeare.txt

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+#
+# This obfuscation dictionary contains quotes from plays by Shakespeare.
+# It illustrates that any text can be used, for whatever flippant reasons
+# one may have.
+# Usage:
+#     java -jar proguard.jar ..... -obfuscationdictionary shakespeare.txt
+#
+
+
+"This thing of darkness I acknowledge mine."
+
+  --From The Tempest (V, i, 275-276) 
+
+
+"Though this be madness, yet there is method in 't."
+
+  --From Hamlet (II, ii, 206)
+
+
+"What's in a name? That which we call a rose
+ By any other word would smell as sweet."
+
+  --From Romeo and Juliet (II, ii, 1-2)

android/tools/android-osx/tools/proguard/examples/dictionaries/windows.txt

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+#
+# This obfuscation dictionary contains names that are not allowed as file names
+# in Windows, not even with extensions like .class or .java. They can however
+# be used without problems in jar archives, which just begs to apply them as
+# obfuscated class names. Trying to unpack the obfuscated archives in Windows
+# will probably generate some sparks.
+# Usage:
+#     java -jar proguard.jar ..... -classobfuscationdictionary windows.txt
+#                                  -packageobfuscationdictionary windows.txt
+#
+
+aux
+Aux
+aUx
+AUx
+auX
+AuX
+aUX
+AUX
+AUX
+con
+Con
+cOn
+COn
+coN
+CoN
+cON
+CON
+CON
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+NuL
+nUL
+NUL
+NUL
+prn
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+pRn
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+PrN
+pRN
+PRN
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+com1
+Com1
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+com9
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+cOm9
+COm9
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+CoM9
+cOM9
+COM9
+COM9
+lpt1
+Lpt1
+lPt1
+LPt1
+lpT1
+LpT1
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