private Assembly Compile(bool fireChanged)
{
var assembly = base.Compile();
var types = assembly.GetTypes();
if (!types.Any(x => typeof(CompiledProblemDefinition).IsAssignableFrom(x)))
{
throw new ProblemDefinitionScriptException("The compiled code doesn't contain a problem definition." + Environment.NewLine + "The problem definition must be a subclass of CompiledProblemDefinition.");
}
if (types.Count(x => typeof(CompiledProblemDefinition).IsAssignableFrom(x)) > 1)
{
throw new ProblemDefinitionScriptException("The compiled code contains multiple problem definitions." + Environment.NewLine + "Only one subclass of CompiledProblemDefinition is allowed.");
}
CompiledProblemDefinition inst;
try {
inst = (CompiledProblemDefinition)Activator.CreateInstance(types.Single(x => typeof(CompiledProblemDefinition).IsAssignableFrom(x)));
} catch (Exception e) {
compiledProblemDefinition = null;
throw new ProblemDefinitionScriptException("Instantiating the problem definition failed." + Environment.NewLine + "Check your default constructor.", e);
}
try {
inst.vars = new Variables(VariableStore);
inst.Initialize();
} catch (Exception e) {
compiledProblemDefinition = null;
throw new ProblemDefinitionScriptException("Initializing the problem definition failed." + Environment.NewLine + "Check your Initialize() method.", e);
}
try {
compiledProblemDefinition = inst;
if (fireChanged)
{
OnProblemDefinitionChanged();
}
} catch (Exception e) {
compiledProblemDefinition = null;
throw new ProblemDefinitionScriptException("Using the problem definition in the problem failed." + Environment.NewLine + "Examine this error message carefully (often there is an issue with the defined encoding).", e);
}
codeChanged = false;
return(assembly);
}
protected override void OnCodeChanged()
{
base.OnCodeChanged();
compiledProblemDefinition = null;
codeChanged = true;
}
protected override void OnCodeChanged() {
base.OnCodeChanged();
compiledProblemDefinition = null;
codeChanged = true;
}
private Assembly Compile(bool fireChanged) {
var assembly = base.Compile();
var types = assembly.GetTypes();
if (!types.Any(x => typeof(CompiledProblemDefinition).IsAssignableFrom(x)))
throw new ProblemDefinitionScriptException("The compiled code doesn't contain a problem definition." + Environment.NewLine + "The problem definition must be a subclass of CompiledProblemDefinition.");
if (types.Count(x => typeof(CompiledProblemDefinition).IsAssignableFrom(x)) > 1)
throw new ProblemDefinitionScriptException("The compiled code contains multiple problem definitions." + Environment.NewLine + "Only one subclass of CompiledProblemDefinition is allowed.");
CompiledProblemDefinition inst;
try {
inst = (CompiledProblemDefinition)Activator.CreateInstance(types.Single(x => typeof(CompiledProblemDefinition).IsAssignableFrom(x)));
} catch (Exception e) {
compiledProblemDefinition = null;
throw new ProblemDefinitionScriptException("Instantiating the problem definition failed." + Environment.NewLine + "Check your default constructor.", e);
}
try {
inst.vars = new Variables(VariableStore);
inst.Initialize();
} catch (Exception e) {
compiledProblemDefinition = null;
throw new ProblemDefinitionScriptException("Initializing the problem definition failed." + Environment.NewLine + "Check your Initialize() method.", e);
}
try {
compiledProblemDefinition = inst;
if (fireChanged) OnProblemDefinitionChanged();
} catch (Exception e) {
compiledProblemDefinition = null;
throw new ProblemDefinitionScriptException("Using the problem definition in the problem failed." + Environment.NewLine + "Examine this error message carefully (often there is an issue with the defined encoding).", e);
}
codeChanged = false;
return assembly;
}
public SolveResult Solve(IProblemDefinition gridToSolve)
{
var iterativeSolver = new RecursiveSolver(gridToSolve.PossibilitiesSquareGrid);
return iterativeSolver.Solve(gridToSolve.StartingKnownSquares);
}
