def main():
complete=False
count=0
itercount=0
while complete==False and count<=10:
Sudoku_validCheck.validChecker(Sudoku_board.board.tileList())
if Sudoku_validCheck.validSetter(Sudoku_board.board.tileList())==True:
count-=1
for item in Sudoku_board.board.tileList():
if Sudoku_eliminationTest.elimination(item) !=-1:
# print Sudoku_eliminationTest.elimination(item)
# count-=1 BUG?
item.setValue(Sudoku_eliminationTest.elimination(item))
# Sudoku_validCheck.validCheck(Sudoku_eliminationTest.getAllNeighbourTiles(item)) #To update the valid and invalid tiles after a change has been made.
Sudoku_validCheck.validCheck(Sudoku_board.board.tileList())
#If things are happening, continue this thread.
# Sudoku_view.view()
# print
if isComplete()==True:
Sudoku_view.view()
complete=True
return True
# if continues()==False:
# return
count+=1
itercount+=1
# Sudoku_view.view()
# print
return "Couldn't find a solution in "+str(itercount)+" iterations."
def solveSudoku(tileList):
""" Takes a partially filled-in grid and attempts to assign values to
all unassigned locations in such a way to meet the requirements
for Sudoku solution (non-duplication across rows, columns, and boxes) """
# index; #Index unused, inaccurate?
index=findUnassignedLocation(tileList)
# print index.name()
# If there is no unassigned location, we are done
if (findUnassignedLocation(tileList)==False):
Sudoku_view.view()
return True # success!
# consider digits 1 to 9
for num in index.validValues():
if (isValid(index,num)):
index.setValue(num)
Sudoku_validCheck.validCheck(Sudoku_board.board.tileList())
if Sudoku_main.main()==True: #TEST#
Sudoku_view.view()
return True
else:
Sudoku_main.reset()
Sudoku_main.createScenario3()
index.setValue(num)
if solveSudoku(tileList):
return True
index.setValue(-1)
return False # this triggers backtracking
#solveSudoku(Sudoku_board.board.tileList())
#elapsed = timeit.default_timer() - start_time
#print elapsed
def backtrack(strippedList):
Sudoku_validCheck.validCheck(Sudoku_board.board.tileList())
for tile in sortedList:
for validValue in tile.validValues():
tile.setValue(validValue)
Sudoku_validCheck.validCheck((Sudoku_board.board.tileList())) #Keep things up to date here...
Sudoku_main.main()
if Sudoku_main.isComplete()==True:
return
else:
Sudoku_main.reset()
Sudoku_main.createScenario3() #Ah, this solves the mystery
Sudoku_view.view()
def attempt3():
Sudoku_validCheck.validCheck(Sudoku_board.board.tileList())
Sudoku_eliminationTest.elimination(Sudoku_board.board.tileList()[0])
for item in Sudoku_board.board.tileList():
col=Sudoku_board.board.columnList()[item.col()-1]
row=Sudoku_board.board.rowList()[item.row()-1]
square=Sudoku_board.board.squareList()[item.square()-1]
for num in item.validValues():
if not (col.valueExists(num) or row.valueExists(num) or square.valueExists(num)):
item.setValue(num)
Sudoku_validCheck.validCheck(Sudoku_board.board.tileList())
Sudoku_eliminationTest.elimination(Sudoku_board.board.tileList()[item])
def recursive(n=0):
validNums=[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9]
for j in range(n,len(Sudoku_board.board.tileList())):
for num in validNums:
if num in Sudoku_board.board.tileList()[j].validValues():
Sudoku_board.board.tileList()[j].setValue(num)
Sudoku_validCheck.validChecker(Sudoku_board.board.tileList())
recursive(n=n+1)
print n #How to backtrack?
print n
Sudoku_view.view()
if n==len(Sudoku_board.board.tileList())-1 and num in Sudoku_board.board.tileList()[n].validValues():
Sudoku_board.board.tileList()[n].setValue(num)
Sudoku_view.view()
return True
if n==len(Sudoku_board.board.tileList())-1 and num not in Sudoku_board.board.tileList()[n].validValues():
return False
def main():
Continue=True
while Continue==True:
reset()
scen=Sudoku_scenario.createScenario()
if scen==3:
start_time = timeit.default_timer()
Sudoku_validCheck.validChecker(Sudoku_board.board.tileList())
Sudoku_solver.solveSudoku(Sudoku_board.board.tileList())
elapsed = timeit.default_timer() - start_time
print elapsed
else:
start_time = timeit.default_timer()
Sudoku_recursive2.solveSudoku(Sudoku_board.board.tileList())
elapsed = timeit.default_timer() - start_time
print elapsed
Continue=continues()
print "Thanks for playing!"
return
def attempt():
validNums=[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9]
Sudoku_validCheck.validCheck(Sudoku_board.board.tileList())
Sudoku_eliminationTest.elimination(Sudoku_board.board.tileList()[0])
for item in Sudoku_board.board.tileList():
if item.value()==-1:
print item.name()
col=Sudoku_board.board.columnList()[item.col()-1]
row=Sudoku_board.board.rowList()[item.row()-1]
square=Sudoku_board.board.squareList()[item.square()-1]
for num in validNums:
if not (col.valueExists(num) or row.valueExists(num) or square.valueExists(num)): #But how to backtrack here...?
item.setValue(num)
Sudoku_validCheck.validCheck(Sudoku_board.board.tileList())
Sudoku_eliminationTest.elimination(item)
else:
continue
return "Done"
def solveSudoku(self,tileList):
""" Takes a partially filled-in grid and attempts to assign values to
all unassigned locations in such a way to meet the requirements
for Sudoku solution (non-duplication across rows, columns, and boxes) """
Sudoku_validCheck.validChecker(Sudoku_board.board.tileList())
index=self.findUnassignedLocation(tileList)
# If there is no unassigned location, we are done
if (self.findUnassignedLocation(tileList)==False):
Sudoku_view.view()
return True # success!
# consider valid digits
for num in index.validValues():
if (self.isValid(index,num)):
index.setValue(num)
if self.solveSudoku(tileList):
return True
index.setValue(-1)
return False # this triggers backtracking
def attempt2(iteration, validNumbers=[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9], keyMax=9):
Sudoku_validCheck.validCheck(Sudoku_board.board.tileList())
Sudoku_eliminationTest.elimination(Sudoku_board.board.tileList()[0])
keyMax
key=0
iteration=0
while iteration<len(Sudoku_board.board.tileList()):
col=Sudoku_board.board.columnList()[Sudoku_board.board.tileList()[iteration].col()-1]
row=Sudoku_board.board.rowList()[Sudoku_board.board.tileList()[iteration].row()-1]
square=Sudoku_board.board.squareList()[Sudoku_board.board.tileList()[iteration].square()-1]
while key<keyMax:
if key==keyMax:
if not (col.valueExists(validNumbers[key-1]) or row.valueExists(validNumbers[key-1]) or square.valueExists(validNumbers[key-1])):
Sudoku_board.board.tileList()[iteration].setValue(validNumbers[key])
Sudoku_validCheck.validCheck(Sudoku_board.board.tileList())
Sudoku_eliminationTest.elimination(Sudoku_board.board.tileList()[iteration])
return attempt2(iteration+1)
else:
return attempt2(iteration-1,validNumbers[1:0],keyMax=keyMax-1)
else:
if not (col.valueExists(validNumbers[key-1]) or row.valueExists(validNumbers[key-1]) or square.valueExists(validNumbers[key-1])):
Sudoku_board.board.tileList()[iteration].setValue(validNumbers[key])
Sudoku_validCheck.validCheck(Sudoku_board.board.tileList())
Sudoku_eliminationTest.elimination(Sudoku_board.board.tileList()[iteration])
return attempt2(iteration+1)
key+=1
iteration+=1
def main():
Continue=True
while Continue==True:
reset()
Sudoku_scenario.createScenario()
Sudoku_view.view()
print
start_time = timeit.default_timer()
unassignedTiles=Sudoku_validCheck.validChecker(Sudoku_board.board.tileList())
Sudoku_solver.solveSudoku(unassignedTiles)
elapsed = timeit.default_timer() - start_time
print elapsed
Continue=continues()
print "Thanks for playing!"
return
"""I can think of a brute force back-tracking algorithm that will check all valid numbers for every square...Horrifically inefficient, but possible."""
#How exactly to implement, though? 81 nested for loops sounds ridiculous...
#Recursion?
import operator
import Sudoku_board
import Sudoku_main
import Sudoku_eliminationTest
import Sudoku_view
import Sudoku_validCheck
Sudoku_main.createScenario3()
Sudoku_validCheck.validCheck(Sudoku_board.board.tileList())
tileList = Sudoku_board.board.tileList()
def merge(left, right, compare):
result=[]
i , j = 0 , 0
while i<len(left) and j<len(right):
if compare(len(left[i].validValues()), len(right[j].validValues())):
result.append(left[i])
i+=1
else:
result.append(right[j])
j+=1
while (i<len(left)):
result.append(left[i])
i+=1
while (j<len(right)):
result.append(right[j])