mastermind?

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newdep
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mastermind?

Post by newdep »

Think think...

(load "http://www.nodep.nl/downloads/newlisp/mastermind.lsp")

Enjoy, Norman.
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Post by cormullion »

Very nice! Once I realised that i had to press r g b etc (and that i couldn't quit) I was playing fine. It's years since I played mastermind. It's quite hard at times isnt' it.

The only suggestion i have is to give feedback on typing...

thanks

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Post by newdep »

Its an nice game indeed ;-)

You mean you could not find out how to handle the input or
was the input not correctly displayed? Because I only tested
(read-key) on linux and i hope the behaviour is
the same on MacOs..

just uploaded a new version v0.3..


Norman.
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Post by cormullion »

Yes, I'm afraid I wasn't smart enough to guess that I had to type a key for the colour. :-( I pressed lots of keys, but none of them appeared on the screen when I typed them...

i see you've now added a prompt, which will help the less clever (like me) to start playing!

Another very responsive developer! ;-)

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Post by newdep »

last version uploaded v0.5 with some key info ..and how to quit ;-)
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Post by pjot »

Cool! Nice layout and addictive! :-)

Peter

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