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Subject: v18i015:  wf - simple program to make "Word Search" squares, Part01/01
Date: 12 Jul 1993 06:33:32 GMT
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Submitted-by: [e-mail] (Scott 'Dr. Pain' Turner)
Posting-number: Volume 18, Issue 15
Archive-name: wf/part01
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X    WORDFIND
X    Mon Mar  8 14:14:15 1993 -- Scott Turner
X
XWF is a simple program to make "Word Search" squares.  This is another
Xcase of a simple game program that I was surprised to find didn't
Xalready exist in the comp.sources.games archives; now it does.
X
XSee the man page for more information.
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X   File Name        Archive #    Description
X-----------------------------------------------------------
X MANIFEST                   1    This shipping list
X Makefile                   1
X README                     1
X wf.6                       1
X wf.c                       1
X words                      1
X words.2                    1
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X#
X#  Makefile for WordFind Program
X#
X
Xwf: wf.c
X    cc -O -o wf wf.c
X
Xclean:
X    rm *~ *.o wf
X
Xshar:
X    shar README Makefile wf.c wf.6 words words.2 > wf.shar
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X.TH WF 6 "Mar  8 1993"
X.SH NAME
Xwf \- simple program to create ``wordfind'' squares.
X.SH SYNOPSIS
Xwf [-hvdbarpc] [-x <n>] [-y <n>] [-t <title>] [-f <file>]
X.SH DESCRIPTION
XWF creates a word search puzzle that looks something like this:
X
X.ne 15
X.nf
X.ft C
X                            W*O*R*D F*I*N*D
X
X
X                           +---------------+
X                           | L T A T I U D |
X                           | T N U O L O Y |
X                           | T I T I L A N |
X                           | C A T U I T A |
X                           | S I C U N T M |
X                           | E E S U O H I |
X                           | A I A D I U T |
X                           | S A L O S O E |
X                           +---------------+
X
Xcat             house           Illinois        dynamite
X.ft P
X.fi
X
XWordfind takes as input a file of words to hide in the word search
Xsquare.  By default the file is named "words" and located in the
Xcurrent directory.  Wordfind then tries to hide these words in a
Xsquare (15x15 by default), and prints out the results as above on the
Xstandard output.
X
X.SH OPTIONS
X
XThere are a variety of options to Wordfind:
X
X   -h (Permit horizontal placement)
X   -v (Permit vertical placement)
X   -d (Permit diagonal placement)
X   -b (Permit backwards placement)
X   -a (Permit all placements)
X
XBy default, Wordfind will place words horizontally, vertically and
Xdiagonally.  Explicitly turning on a placement option turns off all of
Xthe default placement options, i.e., ``wf -h'' places words only
Xhorizontally.
X
X   -r (Select randomly from wordlist)
X
XBy default, Wordfind tries to place words from the wordlist in the
Xorder in which they appear.  -r makes Wordfind try the wordlist in
Xrandom order.
X
X   -x <num> (Specify width of puzzle)
X   -y <num> (Specify height of puzzle)
X
XThe default size is 15x15; the maximum size is 20x20.
X
X   -t <title> (Specify title of puzzle)
X
XThe default title is "W*O*R*D F*I*N*D".
X
X   -p (Don't print words below the puzzle)
X   -c (Print clues instead of the words used)
X
XSee below for an explanation of "clues".
X
X   -f <file> (Specify word list file)
X
XBy default Wordfind looks for a file named "words" in the current
Xdirectory.  -f can be used to override this.
X
X.SH THE WORD FILE
X
XThe word file has one word per line, optionally followed by a "clue".
XA simple word file might look like this:
X
X.nf
Xcat
Xdog
Xhouse
XIllinois
Xdynamite
X.fi
X
XIt's important not to have any trailing blank lines in the file.
X
XIf you want the words at the bottom of the puzzle to be in
Xalphabetical order (albeit line by line rather than by columns) you
Xshould sort the input file.
X
XEach word can optionally be followed by a clue (up to 50 characters
Xlong).  This clue can be printed instead of the actual word by using
Xthe -c option.  This permits you to make, for instance, a wordfind
Xsquare for a Spanish class:
X
X.nf
Xgato cat
Xpero dog
Xcasa a house
Xtonto fool
X.fi
X
X.ne 15
X.ft C
X.nf
X                            W*O*R*D F*I*N*D
X
X
X                           +---------------+
X                           | T C O E G O O |
X                           | T R A A C T G |
X                           | T P C S N T A |
X                           | R T E O A O O |
X                           | O E T R O T C |
X                           | O A T N O A E |
X                           | G G E N A A T |
X                           +---------------+
X
X cat             dog             house           fool
X.ft P
X.fi
X
X.SH IMPLEMENTATION NOTES
X
X* Wordfind does not try to make the "best" wordfind square.  It
Xdoesn't do any search or clever tricks to try to fit in the most
Xwords.  Frankly, that's a bit too anal-retentive for a program to make
Xword search puzzles, if you ask me.
X
X* Wordfind does do one clever thing: it fills in the unused spots in
Xthe word square with letters chosen from the words that are actually
Xin the word square.  This makes the square a little more challenging.
X
X.SH BUGS
X
XNone.
X
X.SH AUTHOR
X
XScott R. Turner ([e-mail])
X
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X#include <stdio.h>
X#include <ctype.h>
X#include <string.h>
X/*
X *  WORDFIND
X *  Mon Oct 26 10:00:50 1992 -- Scott R. Turner
X *
X *  Build word search type puzzles.
X *
X */
X
X/*
X *  The wordfind square.
X *
X */
X#define MAXX 20
X#define MAXY 20
Xchar wfs[MAXX][MAXY];
X
X/*
X *  The word list.
X *
X */
X#define MAXWORDS 1000
X#define MAXWORDLEN 20
X#define MAXCLUELEN 50
Xint numwords = 0;
Xchar wl[MAXWORDS][MAXWORDLEN];
Xchar clues[MAXWORDS][MAXCLUELEN];
Xint used[MAXWORDS];
X
X/*
X *  Global Options
X *
X *  -h        Horizontal
X *  -v        Vertical
X *  -d        Diagonal
X *  -b        Backwards
X *
X *  -r        Random selections from wordlist
X *
X *  -x <num>  Horizontal size of puzzle
X *  -y <num>  Vertical size of puzzle
X *
X *  -t <str>  Title of puzzle
X *  -p        Don't print words to find below puzzle
X *  -c        print clues instead of words
X *
X *  -f <file> Word list
X *
X */
Xint backwards = 0;
Xint randselect = 0;
Xint xsize = 15, ysize = 15;
Xchar title[80] = "W*O*R*D F*I*N*D";
Xint printwords = 1, printclues = 0;
Xchar wordfile[80] = "words";
X
X/*
X *  First column is horizontal offset.
X *  Second column is vertical offset.
X *
X */
Xint dirs[8][2] = {{1,0},
X          {0,1},
X          {1,1},
X          {1,-1},
X          {-1,0},
X          {0,-1},
X          {-1,-1},
X          {-1,1}};
X/*
X *  Which directions are permitted?
X *
X */
Xint permitted[8] = {0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0};
X
Xmain (argc, argv)
Xchar *argv[];
X{
X        char s;
X    int i,j;
X    FILE *wf;
X
X        while (--argc > 0) {
X      argv++;
X      if ((*argv)[0] == '-') {
X        s = (*argv)[1];
X        switch (s) {
X        case 'a':
X          for(i=0;i<8;i++) permitted[i] = 1;
X          break;
X        case 'h':
X          permitted[0] = 1;
X          break;
X        case 'v':
X          permitted[1] = 1;
X          break;
X        case 'd':
X          permitted[2] = 1;
X          permitted[3] = 1;
X          break;
X        case 'b':
X          backwards = 1;
X          break;
X        case 'r':
X          randselect = 1;
X          break;
X        case 'p':
X          printwords = 0;
X          break;
X        case 'c':
X          printclues = 1;
X          break;
X        case 'x':
X          xsize = atoi((*++argv));
X          if (xsize > 20) xsize = 20;
X          if (xsize < 1) xsize = 1;
X          argc--;
X          break;
X        case 'y':
X          ysize = atoi((*++argv));
X          if (ysize > 20) ysize = 20;
X          if (ysize < 1) ysize = 1;
X          argc--;
X          break;
X        case 't':
X          (void) strcpy(title,(*++argv));
X          argc--;
X          break;
X        case 'f':
X          (void) strcpy(wordfile,(*++argv));
X          argc--;
X          break;
X        default:
X          fprintf(stderr,"Unknown option: %c\n",s);
X          fprintf(stderr,"Options:\n");
X          fprintf(stderr,"   -h (Permit horizontal placement)\n");
X          fprintf(stderr,"   -v (Permit vertical placement)\n");
X          fprintf(stderr,"   -d (Permit diagonal placement)\n");
X          fprintf(stderr,"   -b (Permit backwards placement)\n");
X          fprintf(stderr,"   -a (Permit all placements)\n");
X          fprintf(stderr,"   -r (Select randomly from wordlist)\n");
X          fprintf(stderr,"   -x <num> (Specify width of puzzle)\n");
X          fprintf(stderr,"   -y <num> (Specify height of puzzle)\n");
X          fprintf(stderr,"   -t <title> (Specify title of puzzle)\n");
X          fprintf(stderr,"   -p (Don't print words below the puzzle)\n");
X          fprintf(stderr,"   -c (Print clues instead of the words used)\n");
X          fprintf(stderr,"   -f <file> (Specify word list file)\n");
X          exit(1);
X        };
X      } else {
X        (void) strcpy(wordfile,(*argv));
X       };
X        };
X
X    /*
X     *  Do default placements?
X     *
X     */
X    j = 0;
X    for(i=0;i<8;i++) j += permitted[i];
X    if (!j) {
X      permitted[0] = 1;
X      permitted[1] = 1;
X      permitted[2] = 1;
X    };
X
X    /*
X     *  Backwards check.
X     *
X     */
X    if (backwards)
X      for(i=0;i<4;i++) permitted[i+4] = permitted[i];
X
X    /*
X     *  See if we can read the word file.
X     *
X     */
X    if ((wf = fopen(wordfile,"r")) == NULL) {
X      fprintf(stderr,"Unable to open wordfile: %s.\n",wordfile);
X      fprintf(stderr,"Specify correct wordfile with -f.\n");
X      exit(-1);
X    };
X    /*
X     *  Word file consists of a word, a space and the remainder of the
X     *  line, which is the "clue".
X     *
X     */
X    while(fscanf(wf,"%s",wl[numwords]) != EOF) {
X      fgets(clues[numwords],MAXCLUELEN,wf);
X      for(i=strlen(clues[numwords])-1;isspace(clues[numwords][i]);i--)
X        clues[numwords][i] = 0;
X      numwords++;
X    };
X    for(i=0;i<numwords;i++) used[i] = 0;
X
X    /*
X     *  Print the title, centered.
X     *
X     */
X    for(i=0;i<((80-strlen(title))/2);i++) putchar(' ');
X    printf("%s\n\n",title);
X
X    /*
X     *  Initialize.
X     *
X     */
X    for(i=0;i<xsize;i++)
X      for(j=0;j<ysize;j++) wfs[i][j] = 0;
X
X    /*
X     *  Now for each word in the wordlist, try to place the word
X     *  somewhere in the puzzle.
X     *
X     */
X    srandom(time(0));
X    if (randselect) {
X      for(i=0;i<numwords;i++) {
X        j = random(0)%numwords;
X        while (used[j]) {
X          j = (j+1)%numwords;
X        };
X        placeword(j);
X      }
X    } else {
X      for(i=0;i<numwords;i++) placeword(i);
X    };
X
X    /*
X     *  Now go through and fill in all the spaces in the board.
X     *
X     */
X    fillboard();
X
X    /*
X     *  Print the board out.
X     *
X     */
X    printboard();
X
X    /*
X     *  Print out the words to be found.
X     *
X     */
X    print_words();
X}
X
X/*
X * Placeword
X *
X * Using the available options, try to place the current word in the
X * puzzle.  Return 0 if unable to do so.
X *
X */
Xint placeword(word)
X     int word;
X{
X  int tried[8];
X  int i,x,y,start_dir,start_x,start_y;
X
X
X  /*
X   *  Initialize the directions we've tried.
X   *
X   */
X  for(i=0;i<8;i++) tried[i] = !permitted[i];
X
X  /*
X   *  Start somewhere randomly and then cycle around until you get
X   *  back to your starting point or you manage to place the word.
X   *
X   */
X  i = start_dir = random(0)%8;
X  do {
X    if (!tried[i]) {
X      tried[i] = 1;
X      /*
X       *  Pick a random starting spot somewhere on the board and start
X       *  trying this direction from that spot.
X       *
X       */
X      y = start_y = random(0)%ysize;
X      do {
X    x = start_x = random(0)%xsize;
X    do {
X      if (try(x,y,i,word,0)) {
X        try(x,y,i,word,1);
X        goto success;
X      };
X      x=(x+1)%xsize;
X    } while (x != start_x);
X    y=(y+1)%ysize;
X      } while (y != start_y);
X    };
X    i=(i+1)%8;
X  } while (i != start_dir);
X  used[word] = -1;
X  return(0);
X success:
X  used[word] = 1;
X  return(1);
X}
X
X/*
X *  TRY
X *
X *  Try placing a word in a given location in a given direction.
X *
X */
Xint try(x,y,dir,word,place)
X     int x,y,dir,word,place;
X{
X  int len;
X  int cnt;
X
X  /*
X   *  The length of the word can be used to rule out some places
X   *  immediately.
X   *
X   */
X  len = strlen(wl[word]);
X  if (dirs[dir][0] == 1 && (len + x) > xsize) return(0);
X  if (dirs[dir][0] == -1 && (len - 1) > x) return(0);
X  if (dirs[dir][1] == 1 && (len + y) > ysize) return(0);
X  if (dirs[dir][1] == -1 && (len - 1) > y) return(0);
X
X  /*
X   *  Otherwise, we have to try to place the word.
X   *
X   */
X  for(cnt=0;cnt<len;cnt++) {
X    if (wfs[x][y] != 0 && wfs[x][y] != wl[word][cnt]) {
X      return(0);
X    };
X    if (place) wfs[x][y] = wl[word][cnt];
X    x += dirs[dir][0];
X    y += dirs[dir][1];
X  };
X  return(1);
X};
X
X/*
X *  Printboard
X *
X *  Print the board.
X *
X */
Xint printboard()
X{
X  int i,j,prefix;
X
X  prefix = (76-(xsize*2))/2;
X
X  putchar('\n');
X  for(i=0;i<prefix;i++) putchar(' ');
X  putchar('+');
X  for(i=0;i<xsize;i++) {
X    putchar('-');
X    putchar('-');
X  };
X  putchar('-');
X  putchar('+');
X  putchar('\n');
X  for(j=0;j<ysize;j++) {
X    for(i=0;i<prefix;i++) putchar(' ');
X    putchar('|');
X    putchar(' ');
X    for(i=0;i<xsize;i++) {
X      if (wfs[i][j] == 0) putchar(' ');
X      else putchar(toupper(wfs[i][j]));
X      putchar(' ');
X    };
X    putchar('|');
X    putchar('\n');
X  };
X  for(i=0;i<prefix;i++) putchar(' ');
X  putchar('+');
X  for(i=0;i<xsize;i++) {
X    putchar('-');
X    putchar('-');
X  };
X  putchar('-');
X  putchar('+');
X  putchar('\n');
X};
X
X/*
X *  Fillboard
X *
X *  Fill the spaces in the board with letters chosen randomly from the
X *  words we used.
X *
X */
Xint fillboard()
X{
X  int word,spot;
X  int i,j;
X
X  for(i=0;i<xsize;i++)
X    for(j=0;j<ysize;j++)
X      if (wfs[i][j] == 0) {
X    do {
X      word = random(0)%numwords;
X    } while (used[word] == -1);
X    spot = random(0)%strlen(wl[word]);
X    wfs[i][j] = wl[word][spot];
X      };
X};
X
X/*
X *  Printwords
X *
X *  Print out the words actually in the puzzle.
X *
X */
Xint print_words()
X{
X  int i, cnt;
X
X  cnt = 0;
X  for(i=0;i<numwords;i++)
X    if (used[i] == 1) {
X      if (!(cnt%4)) putchar('\n');
X      cnt++;
X      if (printclues)
X    printf("%-20s",clues[i]);
X      else
X    printf("%-20s",wl[i]);
X    };
X  putchar('\n');
X  putchar('\n');
X};
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Xsanctify
Xsanctimonious
Xsanction
Xsanctity
Xsanctuary
Xsand
Xsandal
Xsandbag
Xsandblast
Xsandpaper
Xsandpile
Xsandpiper
Xsandstone
Xsandwich
Xsandy
Xsane
Xsang
Xsanguine
Xsanitarium
Xsanitary
Xsank
Xsans
Xtreacherous
Xtreachery
Xtread
Xtreadle
Xtreadmill
Xtreason
Xtreasonous
Xtreasure
Xtreasury
Xtreat
Xtreatise
Xtreaty
Xtreble
Xtree
Xtreetop
Xtrefoil
Xtrek
Xtrellis
Xtremble
Xtremendous
Xtremor
Xtrench
Xtrenchant
Xtrend
Xtrendy
Xtrepidation
Xtrespass
Xtress
Xtrestle
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Xgato cat
Xpero dog
Xmantequila butter
Xsilla chair
Xsillon armchair
Xhamburguesa hamburger
Xalumno student
Xamigo friend
Xautomovil car
Xcalle street
Xcasa house
Xcampo country
Xcarta letter
Xciudad city
Xcomedor dining room
Xcosa thing
Xcuarto room
Xdia day
Xedificio building
Xescritorio desk
Xesposa wife
Xfamilia family
Xhermano brother
Xhermana sister
Xhijo son
Xhija daughter
Xhombre man
Xlapiz pencil
Xlengua tongue
Xlugar place
Xlibro book
Xmadre mother
Xmesa table
Xmujer woman
Xmaestro teacher
Xmuchacho boy
Xmuchacha girl
Xnino small boy
Xnina small girl
Xobjeto object
Xpadre father
Xpapel paper
Xplumafuente fountain pen
Xpuerta door
Xsala living room
Xsenor sir
Xsenora madame
Xtio uncle
Xtia aunt
Xtren train
Xventana window
Xviaje trip
Xprimavera Spring
Xagente agent
Xcommerciante businessman
Xestudiante student
Xejemplo example
Xprimero first
Xconversacion conversation
Xnombre name
Xpregunta question
Xprogreso progress
Xcomo like
Xque that
Xdonde where
Xquien who
Xal to the
Xcon with
Xporque because
Xbueno good
Xexcelente excellent
Xgrande big
Ximportante important
Xmalo bad
Xmi my
Xmucho much
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if test 2533 -ne `wc -c <'words.2'`; then
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fi
# end of 'words.2'
fi
echo shar: End of archive 1 \(of 1\).
cp /dev/null ark1isdone
MISSING=""
for I in 1 ; do
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done
if test "${MISSING}" = "" ; then
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else
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fi
##  End of shell archive.
exit 0