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Hi, by running as suggested by 'sudoku -help'
sudoku -d 40 -T 4 --algorithm prefill
I am flushed with umpteen files *.txt within seconds. Same with prefill-single.
I cannot believe this is intended. Rather I would like to get a single solution file.
Can you explain?
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This is intended. Freely choose one of the generated files and you're good to go.
Maybe I'll add a command line switch to limit the number of generated solutions. Would that be a viable solution for you?
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YES.
Neither OSX nor Unix are so good at deleting 1Mio files.
Otherwise, great program.
rm -f sudoku-*.txt ? ;-)
rm -f sudoku-*.txt
-bash: /bin/rm: Argument list too long
Might work with find.
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Hi,
by running as suggested by 'sudoku -help'
sudoku -d 40 -T 4 --algorithm prefill
I am flushed with umpteen files *.txt within seconds. Same with prefill-single.
I cannot believe this is intended. Rather I would like to get a single solution file.
Can you explain?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: