newLISP game

[Fanda]

Lutz: 'tcltk.lsp' wasn't working on my Win32. Original version has:

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bind . <Destroy> {puts {(exit)}}
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I just added 'update idletask':

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bind . <Destroy> {puts {(exit)}}

update idletask

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Original wasn't responding - window didn't show up "done".



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Is there any easy way how to do my favorite 'tk' function? How do I hide window from newlisp.exe?



Thank you, Fanda

[Lutz]

Thw 'tk' functon is just writing to the pipe 'myout' to Tcl/Tk when using tcltk.lsp

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(write-line "wm withdraw ." myout)    ; hide the main window


get a Tcl/Tk reference, there is one here: http://newlisp.org/downloads/TclTk/">http://newlisp.org/downloads/TclTk/



Lutz

[newdep]

Its a very nice game for the contest !!



Regards, Norman.

[Fanda]

Inversi v. 1.1:

- bigger windows

- levels 2x2 and higher

- better look, faster drawing :)



Fanda

[newdep]

hahaha great game..I manage it all the time to create the most strange but semetric figures but it a hard job to get a clean square ;-) nice nice!



Regards, Norman.

[pjot]

Very good improvement, thank you! The concept of this game is elegant, and yet, the game is difficult to solve. Very nice!!!



Peter

[Fanda]

Honestly... Concept of this game isn't mine. I played one that has 5x5 field. I couldn't solve it (only by accident), so I decided to make my own version where I can better see the field and can think about it more :-)



Later on, I added more levels ;-)



Fanda

[PaipoJim]

Honestly... Concept of this game isn't mine. I played one that has 5x5 field. I couldn't solve it (only by accident), so I decided to make my own version where I can better see the field and can think about it more :-)



Later on, I added more levels ;-)



Fanda

Good for you!  I can't solve the 5x5 even by accident.  I'm sure there is some sort of standard strategy for it but every time I get down to 2 squares I get stuck....  :-(



I guess I'll have to console myself by appropriating some of your Tcl/Tk code tricks for my current project!

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