from classes import Grid
grille = Grid("../Grids/Probs/example.grid")
s = grille.getSolution()
f = open("../Outputs/test1.svg", "w")
f.write(grille.writeSvgs(s))
f.close()
grille = Grid("../Grids/Probs/example.grid")
s = grille.getSolution()
f = open("../Outputs/test2.svg", "w")
grille.writeSvg(f, s)
f.close()
from classes import Grid
grille = Grid("../Grids/Probs/grid1x2_multiple_answer.grid")
print("Grille : \n"+grille.getGrid(),"\n")
print("\nSingle solution :")
print(grille.getSolution())
print("\nAll solutions :")
print("\n".join(str(s) for s in grille.getAllSolutions()))
print("\nAll solutions by getNextSolution :")
s = ""
while s != None: # I miss do...while loops, why aren't they in python...?
s = grille.getNextSolution()
print(s)
print("\nAll solutions using next :")
try:
while True:
s = next(grille)
print(s)
except Exception as e:
print("-> Ended")
print("\nAll solutions by for loop :")
for s in (grille):
print(s)