// Return the operator's category that is the lowest among the applicable
// operators for state.
public static int LowestOperatorCategory(GoBangBoard board)
{
// A maximum, not important, just must be larger than any real
// category
int max = 99;
// Search category 0 and 1 in G_5
foreach (GoBangBoard.StoneSet ss in board.G5)
{
// There is no category below zero, so we can return early.
if (GBOperatorFive.Present(ss))
{
return(0);
}
if (GBOperatorFour.Present(ss))
{
max = 1;
}
}
if (max < 99)
{
return(max);
}
// Search category 1 and 2 in G_6
foreach (GoBangBoard.StoneSet ss in board.G6)
{
// If there was no 0/1 before, this is certainly the minimum.
if (GBOperatorStraightFour.Present(ss))
{
return(1);
}
if (max > 2 && GBOperatorBrokenThree.Present(ss))
{
max = 2;
}
else if (max > 2 && GBOperatorThree3.Present(ss))
{
max = 2;
}
}
if (max < 99)
{
return(max);
}
foreach (GoBangBoard.StoneSet ss in board.G7)
{
if (GBOperatorThree2.Present(ss))
{
return(2);
}
}
return(99);
}
public static GBOperatorFive[] GetOperatorsIfValid
(GoBangBoard.StoneSet ss)
{
if (Present(ss) == false)
{
return(null);
}
// Operator is valid, lets apply it.
GBOperatorFive five = new GBOperatorFive();
five.fAdd = new int[1, 3];
for (int n = 0; n < ss.stones.Length; ++n)
{
if (ss.stones[n] != 0)
{
continue;
}
five.fAdd[0, 0] = ss.x + n * ss.ax;
five.fAdd[0, 1] = ss.y + n * ss.ay;
five.fAdd[0, 2] = 1;
}
return(new GBOperatorFive[] { five });
}
public static GBOperator[] LegalOperators(GBSpaceState state, int maxCat)
{
ArrayList opersGoal = new ArrayList();
ArrayList opersFours = new ArrayList();
ArrayList opersThrees = new ArrayList();
// Check G_5 for operators
foreach (GoBangBoard.StoneSet ss in state.GB.G5)
{
if (IsLastOperatorDependent(ss, state.LastOperator) == false)
{
continue;
}
GBOperatorFive[] fives = null;
if (maxCat >= 0)
{
fives = GBOperatorFive.GetOperatorsIfValid(ss);
}
GBOperatorFour[] fours = null;
if (maxCat >= 1)
{
fours = GBOperatorFour.GetOperatorsIfValid(ss);
}
if (fives != null)
{
opersGoal.AddRange(fives);
}
if (fours != null)
{
opersFours.AddRange(fours);
}
}
bool Three2Applicable = false;
if (maxCat >= 2)
{
// Check G_7 for operators
foreach (GoBangBoard.StoneSet ss in state.GB.G7)
{
if (IsLastOperatorDependent(ss, state.LastOperator) == false)
{
continue;
}
/*
* Console.Write ("7ss: ");
* for (int n = 0 ; n < ss.stones.Length ; ++n)
* Console.Write ("{0} ", ss.stones[n] == 1 ? "O" :
* (ss.stones[n] == -1 ? "X" : "."));
* Console.WriteLine ();
*/
GBOperatorThree2[] three2 =
GBOperatorThree2.GetOperatorsIfValid(ss);
if (three2 != null)
{
Three2Applicable = true;
opersThrees.AddRange(three2);
}
}
}
// Check G_6 for operators
if (maxCat >= 1)
{
foreach (GoBangBoard.StoneSet ss in state.GB.G6)
{
if (IsLastOperatorDependent(ss, state.LastOperator) == false)
{
continue;
}
GBOperatorStraightFour[] sfours = null;
if (maxCat >= 1)
{
sfours = GBOperatorStraightFour.GetOperatorsIfValid(ss);
}
GBOperatorBrokenThree[] bthrees = null;
GBOperatorThree3[] three3s = null;
if (maxCat >= 2)
{
bthrees = GBOperatorBrokenThree.GetOperatorsIfValid(ss);
}
// Heuristic "restricted trees", page 141.
// HEURISTIC
// FIXME: re-enable this after testing.
if (maxCat >= 2 /*&& Three2Applicable == false*/)
{
three3s = GBOperatorThree3.GetOperatorsIfValid(ss);
}
if (sfours != null)
{
opersGoal.AddRange(sfours);
}
if (bthrees != null)
{
opersThrees.AddRange(bthrees);
}
if (three3s != null)
{
opersThrees.AddRange(three3s);
}
}
}
// Order: goal, fours, threes
opersGoal.AddRange(opersFours);
opersGoal.AddRange(opersThrees);
if (opersGoal.Count > 0)
{
return((GBOperator[])opersGoal.ToArray(typeof(GBOperator)));
}
return(null);
}
public void CombineCheck(ArrayList[,] affect)
{
int patternG5 = 0;
GoBangBoard board = new GoBangBoard();
ArrayList[] affecting = new ArrayList[5];
foreach (GoBangBoard.StoneSet ss in board.G5)
{
for (int n = 0; n < ss.stones.Length; ++n)
{
affecting[n] = affect[ss.y + n * ss.ay, ss.x + n * ss.ax];
}
// Now in positions we have 'oneBits' number of positions.
CheckC2(affecting);
#if false
// Do a pre-filtering of sensible patterns in this G_5
bool[] fivePatterns = new bool[1 << 5];
for (int p = 0; p < fivePatterns.Length; ++p)
{
fivePatterns[p] = false;
for (int n = 0; n < 5; ++n)
{
ss.stones[n] = (p & (1 << n)) == 0 ? 0 : 1;
if (ss.stones[n] == 1 && affecting[n].Count == 0)
{
goto nextPattern;
}
}
/*
* Console.Write ("A pattern {0}: ", p);
* for (int n = 0 ; n < 5 ; ++n)
* Console.Write ("{0}", ss.stones[n] == 1 ? "O" : ".");
* Console.WriteLine ();
*/
GBOperatorFive[] fiveP =
GBOperatorFive.GetOperatorsIfValid(ss);
GBOperatorFour[] fourP =
GBOperatorFour.GetOperatorsIfValid(ss);
/*
* Console.WriteLine (" pattern {0}: {1} fives, {2} fours", p,
* (fiveP == null) ? "-" : String.Format ("{0}", fiveP.Length),
* (fourP == null) ? "-" : String.Format ("{0}", fourP.Length));
*/
// Only if we trigger a pattern, we mark it for later action.
if ((fiveP != null && fiveP.Length > 0) ||
(fourP != null && fourP.Length > 0))
{
fivePatterns[p] = true;
//Console.WriteLine (" pattern {0} OK", p);
}
nextPattern:
;
}
for (int p = 0; p < fivePatterns.Length; ++p)
{
if (fivePatterns[p] == false)
{
continue;
}
// Now examine the pattern really.
Console.WriteLine("pattern {0} success", p);
Console.WriteLine(" a[0 to 4]: {0}, {1}, {2}, {3}, {4}",
affecting[0].Count,
affecting[1].Count,
affecting[2].Count,
affecting[3].Count,
affecting[4].Count);
patternG5 += 1;
// TODO
// Now we have an array of list of affecting moves plus a
// pattern they may trigger. We know that those moves in the
// same array element are conflicting, so we do not need to
// check those. Also, we know the new operators are
// independent of exchange of operators (commutative), so we
// must only check each combination once, regardless of the
// order.
int oneBits = 0;
for (int n = 0; n < 5; ++n)
{
if ((p & (1 << n)) != 0)
{
oneBits += 1;
}
}
int[] positions = new int[oneBits];
int oneBitPos = 0;
for (int n = 0; n < 5; ++n)
{
if ((p & (1 << n)) == 0)
{
continue;
}
positions[oneBitPos] = n;
oneBitPos += 1;
}
}
#endif
}
//Console.WriteLine ("G5 patterns: {0}", patternG5);
}
public static GBOperatorFive[] GetOperatorsIfValid(GoBangBoard.StoneSet ss)
{
if (Present (ss) == false)
return (null);
// Operator is valid, lets apply it.
GBOperatorFive five = new GBOperatorFive ();
five.fAdd = new int[1,3];
for (int n = 0 ; n < ss.stones.Length ; ++n) {
if (ss.stones[n] != 0)
continue;
five.fAdd[0,0] = ss.x + n*ss.ax;
five.fAdd[0,1] = ss.y + n*ss.ay;
five.fAdd[0,2] = 1;
}
return (new GBOperatorFive[] { five });
}
