/// <summary>
/// FillSingleChoices iterates through empty cells. For any empty cell
/// with only one possible value, it fills in that value.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="grid">Current state of grid</param>
private void FillSingleChoices(SquigglyGrid grid)
{
bool anyChanges = false; //Set if cell value set
int numChoices; //Number of choices found
do //While changes have been made AND grid is not solved
{
anyChanges = false;
for (int i = 0; i < 9; i++) //Iterate through every row
{
for (int j = 0; j < 9; j++) //Iterate through every column
{
if (grid.Grid[i, j] == 0)
{ //Get number of choices available in grid[i, j]
numChoices = ListPossible(i, j, grid);
if (numChoices == 1) //If only one choice set value
{
grid.UserSetCell(i, j, FirstTrue());
//Changes made, anyChanges = true
anyChanges = (grid.Grid[i, j] != 0);
}
}
}
}
} while (anyChanges == true && !IsSolved(grid));
}
/// <summary>
/// SolveGrid attempts to solve a squiggly by checking through all
/// possible values for each cell, discarding values that do not lead
/// to a valid solution. On a try, it recursively calls itself to
/// maintain previous states of the grid to back track to if the
/// current path fails. It creates a local version of the grid to
/// facilitate this. It also checks if the squiggly is uniquely solvable.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="g">Current state of the grid</param>
/// <param name="checkUnique">Do we care if it has unique soln?</param>
/// <returns></returns>
public bool SolveGrid(SquigglyGrid g, bool checkUnique)
{
SquigglyGrid grid = new SquigglyGrid();
grid = (SquigglyGrid)g.Clone(); //Copy the input grid
int i, choice, r, c, numChoices;
bool done, got_one, solved, result;
got_one = false;
recursions++;
FillSingleChoices(grid); //First, fill in all single choice values
if (IsSolved(grid)) //If it's already solved
{
if (numSolns > 0) //If another soln already found
{
stoplooking = true; //Don't look for more
result = false; //Return false, no UNIQUE soln
}
else //If no other soln found yet
{
numSolns++;
final[numSolns] = (SquigglyGrid)g.Clone(); //Save found soln
result = true;
SolutionGrid = grid;
}
}
else //If not solved yet
{
if (!FindFewestChoices(grid, out r, out c, out numChoices))
{
result = false; //Invalid solution
}
else //Current grid still valid
{
i = 1;
done = false;
got_one = false;
while (!done && i <= numChoices)
{
choice = PickOneTrue(); //Pick a possible value
list[choice] = false; //Won't want to use it again
grid.UserSetCell(r, c, choice);
if (recursions < MaxDepth)
{
//-----------We must go deeper. SUDCEPTION!-----------//
solved = (SolveGrid(grid, checkUnique)); //Recurse
}
else
{
solved = false;
}
if (stoplooking == true)
{
done = true;
got_one = true;
}
else
{
got_one = (got_one || solved);
if (!checkUnique) //If not looking for unique soln
{
done = got_one; //Then we have a solution
}
}
i++;
}
result = got_one;
}
}
return(result);
}
/// <summary>
/// SolveGrid attempts to solve a squiggly by checking through all
/// possible values for each cell, discarding values that do not lead
/// to a valid solution. On a try, it recursively calls itself to
/// maintain previous states of the grid to back track to if the
/// current path fails. It creates a local version of the grid to
/// facilitate this. It also checks if the squiggly is uniquely solvable.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="g">Current state of the grid</param>
/// <param name="checkUnique">Do we care if it has unique soln?</param>
/// <returns></returns>
public bool SolveGrid(SquigglyGrid g, bool checkUnique)
{
SquigglyGrid grid = new SquigglyGrid();
grid = (SquigglyGrid)g.Clone(); //Copy the input grid
int i, choice, r, c, numChoices;
bool done, got_one, solved, result;
got_one = false;
recursions++;
FillSingleChoices(grid); //First, fill in all single choice values
if (IsSolved(grid)) //If it's already solved
{
if (numSolns > 0) //If another soln already found
{
stoplooking = true; //Don't look for more
result = false; //Return false, no UNIQUE soln
}
else //If no other soln found yet
{
numSolns++;
final[numSolns] = (SquigglyGrid)g.Clone(); //Save found soln
result = true;
SolutionGrid = grid;
}
}
else //If not solved yet
{
if (!FindFewestChoices(grid, out r, out c, out numChoices))
{
result = false; //Invalid solution
}
else //Current grid still valid
{
i = 1;
done = false;
got_one = false;
while (!done && i <= numChoices)
{
choice = PickOneTrue(); //Pick a possible value
list[choice] = false; //Won't want to use it again
grid.UserSetCell(r, c, choice);
if (recursions < MaxDepth)
{
//-----------We must go deeper. SUDCEPTION!-----------//
solved = (SolveGrid(grid, checkUnique)); //Recurse
}
else
{
solved = false;
}
if (stoplooking == true)
{
done = true;
got_one = true;
}
else
{
got_one = (got_one || solved);
if (!checkUnique) //If not looking for unique soln
{
done = got_one; //Then we have a solution
}
}
i++;
}
result = got_one;
}
}
return result;
}
/// <summary>
/// FillSingleChoices iterates through empty cells. For any empty cell
/// with only one possible value, it fills in that value.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="grid">Current state of grid</param>
private void FillSingleChoices(SquigglyGrid grid)
{
bool anyChanges = false; //Set if cell value set
int numChoices; //Number of choices found
do //While changes have been made AND grid is not solved
{
anyChanges = false;
for (int i = 0; i < 9; i++) //Iterate through every row
{
for (int j = 0; j < 9; j++) //Iterate through every column
{
if (grid.Grid[i, j] == 0)
{ //Get number of choices available in grid[i, j]
numChoices = ListPossible(i, j, grid);
if (numChoices == 1) //If only one choice set value
{
grid.UserSetCell(i, j, FirstTrue());
//Changes made, anyChanges = true
anyChanges = (grid.Grid[i, j] != 0);
}
}
}
}
} while (anyChanges == true && !IsSolved(grid));
}