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Python
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* Receieve menu input while text is scrolling,
rather than having to interrupt with spacebar first.
* Make a way to save and load games.
* Make extra hard puzzle generation fast.
* After porting ooStudy into Go,
collect data through python. Particularly:
- Consider fully-inverted puzzles as equivalent.
- Consider translated toroidal puzzles as equivalent.
- How many different n by m puzzles are there?
- What correlations are there between puzzle piece composition
and the number of possible solutions?
Go
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* Port ooStudy into Go.
Implementation should have a bare-bones ooPuzzle with:
- ooPuzzle.__init__
- ooPuzzle.set_pieces_from_game_id
- ooPuzzle.set_pieces_from_edges
Start with the toroidal implementation,
then do the normal boundary,
then implement no boundary -- that is,
the boundary is not logically parsed at all.
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