Hi John, This sounds expected. If you clear a square with no adjacent mines it reveals that square and all adjacent squares.
You can probably replicate this by flagging a square on the opening move, and selecting a square next to it. Since on the opening move you never will have a mine in the adjacent squares, you'll have the test case. ~George > On Apr 17, 2017, at 10:20 PM, John R. Hogerhuis <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Not sure if you have a test case for this, but I think I saw a bug (not able > to confirm without some more head scratching). > > What I *think* I saw was a problem in the algorithm for revealing the blank > patches... I think I had flagged a spot, and when it revealed the blank patch > it replaced my flag with the adjacent mine count. > > Really not sure though. It might be working fine. > > -- John.
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