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Re^4: Problem with regex wildcard operator (.)...?by Marshall (Canon) |
on Sep 06, 2021 at 04:55 UTC ( [id://11136493]=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
I am still not "getting it" in terms of your input syntax and how it should match against the dictionary. I recently wrote a "cheater program" for a less sophisticated game, but perhaps with some similar matching requirements? In my game, I have a set of "tiles", letters than I can use to form words. I cannot use any letter other than one of these letters to form words. There are not any 2 letter words in my dictionary. Your dictionary has a lot of weird words, but I guess that is how scrabble is! Your example is a bit hard for me to figure out since, es,os,sh,si are not "normal English words" although as,is,so are. Likewise "aa" is not a normal English word, although "as" is. There are words in the scrabble dictionary that I've never read, heard or used. What I'd like to see is a user session that shows how your scrabble cheat game works. I will attach a user example from my cheat program for another game. Once we understand what the code is supposed to do, then at least I would be interested in helping you create a "blackbelt" level cheat program - just for the fun of it! Here is an example of the kind of example that I want from you: I don't know really anything about Scrabble. But I think you will have to develop a syntax to input words that are on the board already. I think if some guy plays "pagan", you can play "ize" to turn this into "paganize" and score big points. In addition, each letter has some kind of "value", playing a "z" is worth more than playing an "a". I suspect that you are going to want a word sort order that instead of being alphabetical, is based upon the point value of the word?
I think your tr statement could be better:
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