On Sat, 13 Jun 2009 19:09:16 +0100, Alex Francis wrote:
> I had to leave a little early, so there may have been more to the
> meeting than that (Peter had a 2nd talk prepared, for instance).
>
> Do let me know what I missed.
You only missed my second talk, which was about how I solved the
Bedlam Cube (www.bedlampuzzles.com) using perl, and a vague plan for
doing something similar for Eternity II (uk.eternityii.com).
I finished the first working version of my Eternity II code at lunch
time today, so I'll be buying a clue puzzle, and adding in resumption
capability while I wait for it to arrive. I've also been reminded that
two of the clue puzzles are rectangular rather than square, so some
refactoring to handle that will also be required.
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more. If you don't like Perl 6, it's the kind of thing that makes you
double the length of the pole with which you will not touch the language."
-- Piers Cawley
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