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I'm working on a new version of my old Boggle clone game WordBox for the Palm Pilot. I've seen variants on Boggle up to 6x6 grids, but does anyone know where I...
Kent Smotherman
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Feb 1, 2001
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hi i was searching for some kind of source code which -creates crosswords, given grid size,wordlist and clues -hosts the newly generated crossword on the...
Avneet Singh
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Feb 24, 2001
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... Start here for pointers: http://www.gtoal.com/wordgames/crosswords.html Regards Graham...
Graham Toal
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Feb 24, 2001
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Hello My name is Tim and I am not a programmer. I am writing to this list because I created a deck of cards called Alpha Playing Cards. The cards are used to...
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Feb 27, 2001
2:28 am
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Does anyone know where to find an English (US) dictionary file, preferably in a relational database format with as many attributes as possible (i.e. word,...
Tom Calagna
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Feb 28, 2001
3:38 am
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... Is the 'US' part a dealbreaker? The best one that springs to mind is the prolog factbase which contains the Shorter Oxford. Of course it has some severe...
Graham Toal
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Feb 28, 2001
3:56 am
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I've written a program in Python (python.org) that goes to a couple dictionary sites and gets the definition, etymology, and part of speech. It works by...
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Feb 28, 2001
7:50 pm
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hello! my name is asaf penso and i have to do a project for the collage. i decided that my project will be scrabble and i need some information and maybe...
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Mar 10, 2001
10:54 pm
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I wrote yet another word square solver today. I see that http://www.gtoal.com/wordgames/wordsquares.html already has several, and I have no reason to believe...
David Eppstein
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Mar 11, 2001
7:41 am
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Hello! I just discovered your discussion group, and I'm very excited. I've been working on several original word games for Windows, and I'm just about ready...
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Mar 12, 2001
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Mar 17, 2001
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Graeme reminded me that I should also send this notice to this list, sorry I forgot I was on the list until he reminded me, and by the way, the reason the ...
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Mar 18, 2001
6:52 am
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Every year, in March, a magazine called "Télé 7 Jeux" proposes a contest called "Le championnat de France de Mots Fléchés" (something like: French ...
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Mar 18, 2001
10:00 am
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So will you tell us in general terms how you took a program which last year you said you had come to the conclusion could never enumerate all possibilities,...
Graham Toal
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Mar 18, 2001
5:44 pm
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... This should make the problem solvable in seconds rather than hours, by dynamic programming instead of backtracking, unless I misunderstand the scoring...
David Eppstein
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Mar 18, 2001
6:20 pm
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... In fact, I improved the algorithm. Now the code is entirely in C language, no more assembly language ! ... possible, ... Yes, you are right, this time,...
Jean-Charles Meyrignac
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Mar 18, 2001
10:19 pm
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The function below purports to give an answer to questions such as If I draw 7 tiles from a bag of 50, what is the probability of me drawing tiles which...
Graham Toal
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Mar 19, 2001
6:05 pm
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My program is based on this idea (it took me one year to find it !). However, if you look carefully, you'll see that your idea gives a local maximum, and not...
Jean-Charles Meyrignac
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Mar 19, 2001
10:38 pm
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OK, well I don't need a second opinion to tell me it's wrong - I've found some easy test cases that prove it's wrong: p = drawprob("a", "abcdefgh", 7); ...
Graham Toal
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Mar 20, 2001
12:15 am
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Hello, David Eppstein presented his word square solver a week or so ago which I appreciated very much, also because of programming style. But it reraised a...
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Mar 20, 2001
7:51 am
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... Part of the reason I chose least number of possibilities was in the hope that it would keep the solver focused on a single important area of the puzzle ...
David Eppstein
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Mar 20, 2001
8:04 am
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Hello, ... What do you mean with 'first unfilled square'? Just go line by line? That's what the classical programs do anyway. It is hard to read the progress...
Laeuter
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Mar 20, 2001
8:33 am
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Hi, I've download the java scrabble game Jabble (author unknown) from http://www.gtoal.com/wordgames/scrabble.html I've been trying to get scrabble running on...
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Mar 20, 2001
10:52 am
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Hi everybody. i am writing a scrabble game for this is project in college and i need some help. right now i am working on the dictionary. i have the dictionary...
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Mar 20, 2001
8:06 pm
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If you don't know what tiles your opponent has, and you calculate all the possible plays that they *could* play (with any of the unseen tiles in the bag), then...
Graham Toal
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Mar 20, 2001
10:54 pm
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... When I did my experiments on this subject it way infinitely better to place the most restricted letter first. After all, if there are *any* solutions then...
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Mar 21, 2001
2:24 am
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... The coefficient of each term is the count of the number of ways that term can be formed. It is like the binomial theorem: coefficient of x**k in (1+X)**n ...
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Mar 22, 2001
8:49 am
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... Aha. That's an easy one to calculate, I already have a function to do it (which carefully avoids integer overflow). ... Are you saying that the moves all...
Graham Toal
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Mar 22, 2001
3:09 pm
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The first thing that struck me about your description of the answer (excerpted below) is that you can't simply separate the desired letters from the remaining...
Alan Frank
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Mar 24, 2001
9:45 pm
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... (Actually the description comes from Harold Rennet who has been helping me with this) ... (Yes, we do that - read the original program for the full...
Graham Toal
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Mar 24, 2001
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