Example #1
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    def test_crossword_can_get_set_metadata(self):
        crossword = Crossword(1, 1)
        self.assertEqual(len(crossword.meta), 15)

        crossword.meta['creator'] = 'A'
        self.assertEqual(crossword.meta.creator, 'A')

        crossword.meta.creator = 'B'
        self.assertEqual(crossword.meta.creator, 'B')

        setattr(crossword.meta, 'creator', 'C')
        self.assertEqual(crossword.meta['creator'], 'C')
        self.assertEqual(getattr(crossword.meta, 'creator'), 'C')

        self.assertEqual(list(crossword.meta()), [
            ('contributor', None),
            ('coverage', None),
            ('creator', 'C'),
            ('date', None),
            ('description', None),
            ('format', None),
            ('identifier', None),
            ('language', None),
            ('publisher', None),
            ('relation', None),
            ('rights', None),
            ('source', None),
            ('subject', None),
            ('title', None),
            ('type', None),
        ])

        with self.assertRaises(AttributeError):
            crossword.meta.doesnotexist
Example #2
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def main():
    """App entry point."""
    puzzle = read_json_data('./data/crossword.json')
    words = read_json_data('./data/words.json')
    crossword_game = Crossword(puzzle, words)
    result = crossword_game.find_words()
    return result
Example #3
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def test_select_unassigned_variable():
    crossword = Crossword("./Project3/crossword/data/test.txt",
                          "./Project3/crossword/data/test_words.txt")
    creator = CrosswordCreator(crossword)
    creator.enforce_node_consistency()
    actual = creator.select_unassigned_variable(dict())
    expected = Variable(0, 0, 'across', 3)
    assert expected == actual
Example #4
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def test_order_domain_values():
    crossword = Crossword("./Project3/crossword/data/structure0.txt",
                          "./Project3/crossword/data/words0.txt")
    creator = CrosswordCreator(crossword)
    creator.enforce_node_consistency()
    creator.ac3()
    across_3 = Variable(0, 1, 'across', 3)
    creator.order_domain_values(across_3, dict())
Example #5
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    def test_invalid_cell_coordinates_raises_exception(self):
        crossword = Crossword(15, 15)
        with self.assertRaises(IndexError) as cm:
            crossword[-5, -5]
        self.assertEqual(str(cm.exception),
                         "Invalid cell coordinates: (-5, -5)")

        crossword = Crossword(3, 3)
        with self.assertRaises(IndexError) as cm:
            crossword[-5, -5]
        self.assertEqual(str(cm.exception),
                         "Invalid cell coordinates: (-5, -5)")

        crossword = Crossword(3, 3)
        with self.assertRaises(IndexError) as cm:
            crossword[3, 3]
        self.assertEqual(str(cm.exception), "Invalid cell coordinates: (3, 3)")
Example #6
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def test_order_domain_values_2():
    crossword = Crossword("./Project3/crossword/data/test.txt",
                          "./Project3/crossword/data/test_words.txt")
    creator = CrosswordCreator(crossword)
    creator.enforce_node_consistency()
    across_3 = Variable(0, 0, 'across', 3)
    expected = ['BAT','DAT','CAT']
    actual = creator.order_domain_values(across_3, dict())
    assert expected == actual
Example #7
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def test_get_neighbors():
    crossword = Crossword("./Project3/crossword/data/structure0.txt",
                          "./Project3/crossword/data/words0.txt")
    creator = CrosswordCreator(crossword)
    creator.enforce_node_consistency()
    x = Variable(4, 1, 'across', 4)
    actual = (creator.crossword.neighbors(x))
    expected = {Variable(0, 1, 'down', 5), Variable(1, 4, 'down', 4)}
    assert actual == expected
Example #8
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def test_revise():
    crossword = Crossword("./Project3/crossword/data/structure0.txt",
                          "./Project3/crossword/data/words0.txt")
    creator = CrosswordCreator(crossword)
    creator.enforce_node_consistency()
    x = Variable(4, 1, 'across', 4)
    y = Variable(0, 1, 'down', 5)
    assert creator.revise(x, y) == True
    assert creator.domains[x] == {'NINE'}
Example #9
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 def test_clues_can_be_sorted_using_function(self):
     crossword = Crossword(15, 15)
     crossword.clues.across[1] = "Clue 1"
     crossword.clues.across[10] = "Clue 10"
     crossword.clues.across[2] = "Clue 2"
     self.assertEqual(list(crossword.clues.across(sort=int)), [
         (1, "Clue 1"),
         (2, "Clue 2"),
         (10, "Clue 10"),
     ])
Example #10
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 def test_clues_are_sorted_in_numerical_order(self):
     crossword = Crossword(15, 15)
     crossword.clues.across[1] = "Clue 1"
     crossword.clues.across[10] = "Clue 10"
     crossword.clues.across[2] = "Clue 2"
     self.assertEqual(list(crossword.clues.across()), [
         (1, "Clue 1"),
         (2, "Clue 2"),
         (10, "Clue 10"),
     ])
Example #11
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 def test_clues_are_sorted_in_provided_order_when_not_sorting(self):
     crossword = Crossword(15, 15)
     crossword.clues.across["1"] = "Clue 1"
     crossword.clues.across["10"] = "Clue 10"
     crossword.clues.across["2"] = "Clue 2"
     self.assertEqual(list(crossword.clues.across(sort=None)), [
         ("1", "Clue 1"),
         ("10", "Clue 10"),
         ("2", "Clue 2"),
     ])
def main():
    codeUser, wordObjects = Authentication().login()
    correctAnswer = True
    while correctAnswer:
        userInput = input(
            'Would you like to do the wordtrainer (WT) or crossword puzzle (CW): '
        )
        if userInput.lower() == 'wt':
            WordTrainer().keepAsking(codeUser, wordObjects)
        elif userInput.lower() == 'cw':
            correctAnswer = Crossword(wordObjects)
Example #13
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def test_enforce_node_consistency():
    crossword = Crossword("./Project3/crossword/data/structure0.txt",
                          "./Project3/crossword/data/words0.txt")
    creator = CrosswordCreator(crossword)
    creator.enforce_node_consistency()
    for var in creator.domains:
        for word in creator.domains[var]:
            assert len(word) == var.length
    x = Variable(4, 1, 'across', 4)
    y = Variable(0, 1, 'down', 5)
    assert creator.domains[x] == {'FOUR', 'FIVE', 'NINE'}
    assert creator.domains[y] == {'THREE', 'SEVEN', 'EIGHT'}
Example #14
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 def test_crossword_can_iterate_over_all_clues(self):
     crossword = Crossword(5, 5)
     crossword.clues.across[1] = "This is an across clue 1"
     crossword.clues.across[2] = "This is an across clue 2"
     crossword.clues.across[3] = "This is an across clue 3"
     crossword.clues.down[2] = "This is a down clue"
     clues = list(crossword.clues.all())
     self.assertEqual(clues, [
         ('across', 1, "This is an across clue 1"),
         ('across', 2, "This is an across clue 2"),
         ('across', 3, "This is an across clue 3"),
         ('down', 2, "This is a down clue"),
     ])
Example #15
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 def test_crossword_can_iterate_over_clues_of_direction(self):
     crossword = Crossword(5, 5)
     crossword.clues.across[1] = "This is an across clue"
     crossword.clues.across[2] = "This is an across clue"
     crossword.clues.across[3] = "This is an across clue"
     crossword.clues.down[2] = "This is a down clue"
     self.assertEqual(list(crossword.clues.across()), [
         (1, "This is an across clue"),
         (2, "This is an across clue"),
         (3, "This is an across clue"),
     ])
     self.assertEqual(list(crossword.clues.down()), [
         (2, "This is a down clue"),
     ])
Example #16
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    def test_crossword_supports_explicit_iteration(self):
        crossword = Crossword(15, 15)
        for y in range(crossword.height):
            for x in range(crossword.width):
                self.assertEqual(crossword[x, y], {})

        for x, y in crossword.cells:
            self.assertEqual(crossword[x, y], {})

        self.assertEqual(len(list(crossword.cells)),
                         crossword.width * crossword.height)

        with self.assertRaises(AttributeError):
            crossword.cells = None
Example #17
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def test_ac3():
    crossword = Crossword("./Project3/crossword/data/structure0.txt",
                          "./Project3/crossword/data/words0.txt")
    creator = CrosswordCreator(crossword)
    creator.enforce_node_consistency()
    actual = creator.ac3()
    expected = True
    assert expected == actual
    across_3 = Variable(0, 1, 'across', 3)
    down_5 = Variable(0, 1, 'down', 5)
    acrross_4 = Variable(4, 1, 'across', 4)
    down_4 = Variable(1, 4, 'down', 4)
    assert creator.domains[across_3] == {"SIX"}
    assert creator.domains[down_5] == {"SEVEN"}
    assert creator.domains[acrross_4] == {"NINE"}
    assert creator.domains[down_4] == {"FIVE", "NINE"}
Example #18
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 def test_clues_in_both_directions_sorted_with_function(self):
     crossword = Crossword(15, 15)
     crossword.clues.across[1] = "Clue 1"
     crossword.clues.across[10] = "Clue 10"
     crossword.clues.across[2] = "Clue 2"
     crossword.clues.down[1] = "Clue 1"
     crossword.clues.down[10] = "Clue 10"
     crossword.clues.down[2] = "Clue 2"
     self.assertEqual(list(crossword.clues.all(sort=int)), [
         ('across', 1, "Clue 1"),
         ('across', 2, "Clue 2"),
         ('across', 10, "Clue 10"),
         ('down', 1, "Clue 1"),
         ('down', 2, "Clue 2"),
         ('down', 10, "Clue 10"),
     ])
Example #19
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    def test_crossword_can_get_set_clues(self):
        crossword = Crossword(1, 1)
        crossword.clues.across[1] = "The clue"
        self.assertEqual(crossword.clues.across[1], "The clue")
        self.assertEqual(len(crossword.clues.across), 1)

        self.assertEqual(len(crossword.clues.down), 0)
        crossword.clues.down[1] = "Other clue"
        self.assertEqual(crossword.clues.down[1], "Other clue")
        self.assertEqual(crossword.clues.across[1], "The clue")

        self.assertEqual(crossword.clues.across, {
            1: "The clue",
        })
        self.assertEqual(crossword.clues.down, {
            1: "Other clue",
        })

        with self.assertRaises(AttributeError):
            crossword.clues.doesnotexist
Example #20
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def main():

    # Check usage
    if len(sys.argv) not in [3, 4]:
        sys.exit("Usage: python generate.py structure words [output]")

    # Parse command-line arguments
    structure = sys.argv[1]
    words = sys.argv[2]
    output = sys.argv[3] if len(sys.argv) == 4 else None

    # Generate crossword
    crossword = Crossword(structure, words)
    creator = CrosswordCreator(crossword)
    assignment = creator.solve()

    # Print result
    if assignment is None:
        print("No solution.")
    else:
        creator.print(assignment)
        if output:
            creator.save(assignment, output)
Example #21
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 def test_crossword_can_be_converted_to_dictionary(self):
     crossword = Crossword(5, 10)
     crossword.meta.creator = "The author"
     crossword.clues.across[1] = "This is a clue"
     self.assertEqual(
         crossword.content, {
             'type': None,
             'width': 5,
             'height': 10,
             'cells': [[{}] * 5] * 10,
             'metadata': {
                 'contributor': None,
                 'coverage': None,
                 'creator': "The author",
                 'date': None,
                 'description': None,
                 'format': None,
                 'identifier': None,
                 'language': None,
                 'publisher': None,
                 'relation': None,
                 'rights': None,
                 'source': None,
                 'subject': None,
                 'title': None,
                 'type': None,
             },
             'clues': {
                 'across': {
                     1: "This is a clue",
                 },
                 'down': {},
             },
             'block': None,
             'empty': None,
             'format': {},
         })
def test_medium_crossword():
    w = [
        Word(6),  # 1 Across
        Word(6),  # 1 Down
        Word(3),  # 2d
        Word(3),  # 3d
        Word(6),  # 4d
        Word(7),  # 5a
        Word(3),  # 6d
        Word(7),  # 7a
        Word(3),  # 8d
        Word(3),  # 9d
        Word(6),  # 10a
    ]
    w[0].addCollision(w[1], 0, 0)
    w[0].addCollision(w[2], 2, 0)
    w[0].addCollision(w[3], 4, 0)
    w[1].addCollision(w[5], 2, 0)
    w[1].addCollision(w[7], 4, 0)
    w[2].addCollision(w[5], 2, 2)
    w[3].addCollision(w[5], 2, 4)
    w[4].addCollision(w[5], 1, 6)
    w[4].addCollision(w[7], 3, 6)
    w[4].addCollision(w[10], 5, 5)
    w[5].addCollision(w[6], 3, 1)
    w[6].addCollision(w[7], 2, 3)
    w[7].addCollision(w[8], 2, 0)
    w[7].addCollision(w[9], 4, 0)
    w[8].addCollision(w[10], 2, 1)
    w[9].addCollision(w[10], 2, 3)

    dictionary = WordLengthDictionary()
    dictionary.loadFromFile("/usr/share/dict/words")
    xw = Crossword(w, dictionary)
    res = xw.solve()
    print(res)
    assert (res > 0)
from crossword import Crossword
import random

test_word1 = word_dictionary[random.randint(0, 52250)]
test_word2 = word_dictionary[random.randint(0, 52250)]
test_word3 = word_dictionary[random.randint(0, 52250)]


def check_direction(spots):
    if spots[0][0] != spots[0][1]:
        return 'down'
    else:
        return 'across'


cw = Crossword()
possible_spots1 = cw.board.get_sequences(len(test_word1))
possible_spots2 = cw.board.get_sequences(len(test_word2))
possible_spots3 = cw.board.get_sequences(len(test_word3))

if possible_spots1:
    cw.insert_word(test_word1, possible_spots1[0],
                   check_direction(possible_spots1[0]))
if possible_spots2:
    cw.insert_word(test_word2, possible_spots2[0],
                   check_direction(possible_spots2[0]))
if possible_spots3:
    cw.insert_word(test_word3, possible_spots3[0],
                   check_direction(possible_spots3[0]))
cw.visualize()
print(cw.words.across, cw.words.down)
Example #24
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 def test_crossword_can_set_dict_as_cell(self):
     crossword = Crossword(3, 3)
     crossword[0, 0] = {'cell': 'A'}
     self.assertEqual(crossword[0, 0].cell, 'A')
Example #25
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from crossword import Crossword
from grid import Grid
from square import Square
import pyglet

if __name__ == '__main__':
    xword = Crossword(
        'http://freecrosswordpuzzles.com.au/printablecrossword.aspx?cw=M1-1-2014',
        False)

    pyglet.app.run()
Example #26
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 def test_invalid_row_coordinate_raises_exception(self):
     crossword = Crossword(3, 3)
     with self.assertRaises(IndexError) as cm:
         crossword[-5]
     self.assertEqual(str(cm.exception), "Invalid row coordinate: -5")
Example #27
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 def test_crossword_width_needs_to_be_one_or_more(self):
     with self.assertRaises(ValueError) as cm:
         Crossword(0, 10)
     self.assertEqual(str(cm.exception), "Width needs to be at least one")
Example #28
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 def test_crossword_can_set_attributes_as_needed(self):
     crossword = Crossword(10, 10)
     crossword[3, 3].cell = 'A'
     self.assertEqual(crossword[3, 3].cell, 'A')
Example #29
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 def test_crossword_iteration_over_rows_and_columns(self):
     crossword = Crossword(10, 5)
     for row in crossword:
         self.assertEqual(len(row), 10)
     self.assertEqual(len([row for row in crossword]), 5)
Example #30
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 def test_crossword_can_set_consecutive_values(self):
     crossword = Crossword(3, 3)
     crossword[0, 0].cell = 'A'
     self.assertEqual(crossword[0, 0].cell, 'A')
     crossword[0, 0].cell = 'B'
     self.assertEqual(crossword[0, 0].cell, 'B')