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QUESTION
My aim is to remake the classic Freecell card game for Windows Xp on Windows 10 with Processing 3.
To do so I downloaded from here a set of svg files that most resembled the old cards' look.
In my code I have a class called Deck
that contains an ArrayList
of cards and, when constructed, it initializes the cards giving them the path for the svg file they need and after also x and y coordinates.
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Answered 2020-Sep-03 at 08:42I tested it, and this seems to fix it.
In SPADE-5.svg, on line 84/85, remove
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Hi all, I know this question looks similar to some others but I have trawled through them extensively and can't get them to work for me.
I have 16 datasets, let's call them 1 to 16. I would like to iterate through every possible different way of collecting these 16 into 4 groups; the most basic example being : [1,2,3,4][5,6,7,8][9,10,11,12][13,14,15,16].
The Question is how can I best iterate throught these combinations (in vba)?
Below I have provided a more detailed example to help illustrate what I am trying to achieve, my thought proccesses to date, the code I have tried, and why it hasn't worked.
Example Another valid combination could be [2,4,6,8][10,12,14,16][1,3,5,7][9,11,13,15], etc etc. However, I would like to avoid any duplication: a type one duplication would include elements repeated within a group, or another group of the same combination: [1,2,2,4]... OR [1,2,3,4][4,5,6,7]... A type 2 duplication would involve the same groups as a previous iteration, for example [1,2,4,3][5,6,8,7][9,10,12,11][13,14,16,15].
Thought Process I would like to avoid any duplication, especially as this will massively cut down the number of combinations I will have to compare. I have tried to avoid type 1 by using a function that compares all the elements in a combination to see if any are the same. I have tried to avoid type 2 by ensuring the elements in each group are always in ascending order, and ensuring the first element from each group is always in ascending order too. (This should work shouldn't it?)
Code Below are two examples of code I have tried. The first one simply crashed excel (I did have a value instead of large number if that's what you're thinking); I'd imagine there are just too many combinations to go through one by one? The second doesn't give me unique groups, it returns the same groups with only the first value in each one changed.
1.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-08 at 20:15Conceptually, this problem isn't that hard. All we need to do is generate all 16!
permutations, and remove 4!
of within-group repeats for all 4 groups. Finally, we need to remove 4!
of repeats for the groups as a whole. So we should obtain nearly 3 million results:
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I want to allow the user to proceed to the next window by using a button. This button then shows an image. However, when I tried to run the program I get an exception thrown. Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-05 at 08:34You are having an exception because you are adding pane1 inside itself
QUESTION
My Haml file looks like :-
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-16 at 23:10You can use:
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