From 5f4b0d06c4d12e8945192bfec677f0a05d65b4bb Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Chris Gathercole Date: Tue, 30 May 2017 14:51:04 +0100 Subject: [PATCH 1/4] new 15x15 with answers --- .../crossword_CROSSWORD_15559_withAnswers.yml | 49 +++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 49 insertions(+) create mode 100644 demos/examples/crossword_CROSSWORD_15559_withAnswers.yml diff --git a/demos/examples/crossword_CROSSWORD_15559_withAnswers.yml b/demos/examples/crossword_CROSSWORD_15559_withAnswers.yml new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ccfc25c --- /dev/null +++ b/demos/examples/crossword_CROSSWORD_15559_withAnswers.yml @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +--- +version: standard v1 +name: CROSSWORD 15,559 +author: BRADMAN +editor: Colin Inman +copyright: 2017, Financial Times +publisher: Financial Times +pubdate: 2017/05/26 +size: 15x15 +across: +- (1,1) 1. A POW cell is unlikely to provide a bit of bed linen (10) +- (12,1) 6. When suffering setback wimps fret (4) +- (1,3) 9. A very small worker cultivated land endlessly, setting the trend (5-5) +- (12,3) 10. A new cricket side will get together in a while (4) +- (4,5) 12. Study of a heavenly body, dancing angel so hyper (12) +- (1,7) 15. Initially those reinforcements helped and worked hard (9) +- (11,7) 17. Long after sunbathing one may see this dance (5) +- (1,9) 18. Mostly hard work when one is in group of entertainers (5) +- (7,9) 19. Get rid of factory producing explosive devices (9) +- (1,11) 20. Characters held by copper are seen to be so careful (6-6) +- (1,13) 24. Rebel army facing question in country (4) +- (6,13) 25. What could make cot go slimy? One looks at mouldy stuff (10) +- (1,15) 26. Place where a lady powders her nose, we hear? (4) +- (6,15) 27. Get hard with son terribly self-willed (10) +down: +- (1,1) 1. Design of apparatus inadequate (4) +- (3,1) 2. No problem for Mr Sprat, being thin (4) +- (5,1) 3. Another Polly working, employed by the company (2,3,7) +- (7,1) 4. Longing to be less than totally cowardly (5) +- (9,1) 5. Dish desired after battle – soldiers tucked in (4,5) +- (13,1) 7. Kitchen gadgets in store moved outside enclosure (3,7) +- (15,1) 8. What offers a domestic structure for children playing (5,5) +- (11,4) 11. Girl and boy taken in by illegal seller? It’s sure to get heard about (5,4,3) +- (1,6) 13. Goods in front of cash-receiver not shifting at all (5-5) +- (3,6) 14. Call UFO image phony – not fine one, a sort of optical trick? (10) +- (7,7) 16. A way of being silly with feet all over the place (9) +- (9,11) 21. Jack sits in car in a body of water (5) +- (13,12) 22. Artist makes marks with topless pen (4) +- (15,12) 23. Caveman a disgrace ousting mother (4) +# +# Notes on the text format... +# Can't use square brackets or speech marks. +# A clue has the form +# - (COORDINATES) ID. Clue text (ANSWER) +# Coordinates of clue in grid are (across,down), so (1,1) = top left, (17,17) = bottom right. +# ID is a number, followed by a full stop. +# (WORDS,IN,ANSWER): capitalised, and separated by commas or hyphens, or (numbers) separated by commas or hyphens. +# ANSWERS with all words of XXXXXX are converted to numbers. +--- From e3be79570a949b2761646938988f337f28cbe8fb Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Chris Gathercole Date: Tue, 30 May 2017 15:00:37 +0100 Subject: [PATCH 2/4] added answers --- .../crossword_CROSSWORD_15559_withAnswers.yml | 56 +++++++++---------- 1 file changed, 28 insertions(+), 28 deletions(-) diff --git a/demos/examples/crossword_CROSSWORD_15559_withAnswers.yml b/demos/examples/crossword_CROSSWORD_15559_withAnswers.yml index ccfc25c..2f8eba1 100644 --- a/demos/examples/crossword_CROSSWORD_15559_withAnswers.yml +++ b/demos/examples/crossword_CROSSWORD_15559_withAnswers.yml @@ -8,35 +8,35 @@ publisher: Financial Times pubdate: 2017/05/26 size: 15x15 across: -- (1,1) 1. A POW cell is unlikely to provide a bit of bed linen (10) -- (12,1) 6. When suffering setback wimps fret (4) -- (1,3) 9. A very small worker cultivated land endlessly, setting the trend (5-5) -- (12,3) 10. A new cricket side will get together in a while (4) -- (4,5) 12. Study of a heavenly body, dancing angel so hyper (12) -- (1,7) 15. Initially those reinforcements helped and worked hard (9) -- (11,7) 17. Long after sunbathing one may see this dance (5) -- (1,9) 18. Mostly hard work when one is in group of entertainers (5) -- (7,9) 19. Get rid of factory producing explosive devices (9) -- (1,11) 20. Characters held by copper are seen to be so careful (6-6) -- (1,13) 24. Rebel army facing question in country (4) -- (6,13) 25. What could make cot go slimy? One looks at mouldy stuff (10) -- (1,15) 26. Place where a lady powders her nose, we hear? (4) -- (6,15) 27. Get hard with son terribly self-willed (10) +- (1,1) 1. A POW cell is unlikely to provide a bit of bed linen (PILLOWCASE) +- (12,1) 6. When suffering setback wimps fret (STEW) +- (1,3) 9. A very small worker cultivated land endlessly, setting the trend (AVANT-GARDE) +- (12,3) 10. A new cricket side will get together in a while (ANON) +- (4,5) 12. Study of a heavenly body, dancing angel so hyper (SELENOGRAPHY) +- (1,7) 15. Initially those reinforcements helped and worked hard (TRAVAILED) +- (11,7) 17. Long after sunbathing one may see this dance (TANGO) +- (1,9) 18. Mostly hard work when one is in group of entertainers (CHOIR) +- (7,9) 19. Get rid of factory producing explosive devices (FIREWORKS) +- (1,11) 20. Characters held by copper are seen to be so careful (SOFTLY-SOFTLY) +- (1,13) 24. Rebel army facing question in country (IRAQ) +- (6,13) 25. What could make cot go slimy? One looks at mouldy stuff (MYCOLOGIST) +- (1,15) 26. Place where a lady powders her nose, we hear? (LIEU) +- (6,15) 27. Get hard with son terribly self-willed (HEADSTRONG) down: -- (1,1) 1. Design of apparatus inadequate (4) -- (3,1) 2. No problem for Mr Sprat, being thin (4) -- (5,1) 3. Another Polly working, employed by the company (2,3,7) -- (7,1) 4. Longing to be less than totally cowardly (5) -- (9,1) 5. Dish desired after battle – soldiers tucked in (4,5) -- (13,1) 7. Kitchen gadgets in store moved outside enclosure (3,7) -- (15,1) 8. What offers a domestic structure for children playing (5,5) -- (11,4) 11. Girl and boy taken in by illegal seller? It’s sure to get heard about (5,4,3) -- (1,6) 13. Goods in front of cash-receiver not shifting at all (5-5) -- (3,6) 14. Call UFO image phony – not fine one, a sort of optical trick? (10) -- (7,7) 16. A way of being silly with feet all over the place (9) -- (9,11) 21. Jack sits in car in a body of water (5) -- (13,12) 22. Artist makes marks with topless pen (4) -- (15,12) 23. Caveman a disgrace ousting mother (4) +- (1,1) 1. Design of apparatus inadequate (PLAN) +- (3,1) 2. No problem for Mr Sprat, being thin (LEAN) +- (5,1) 3. Another Polly working, employed by the company (ON,THE,PAYROLL) +- (7,1) 4. Longing to be less than totally cowardly (CRAVE) +- (9,1) 5. Dish desired after battle – soldiers tucked in (SIDE,ORDER) +- (13,1) 7. Kitchen gadgets in store moved outside enclosure (TIN,OPENERS) +- (15,1) 8. What offers a domestic structure for children playing (WENDY,HOUSE) +- (11,4) 11. Girl and boy taken in by illegal seller? It’s sure to get heard about (TRUTH,WILL,OUT) +- (1,6) 13. Goods in front of cash-receiver not shifting at all (STOCK-STILL) +- (3,6) 14. Call UFO image phony – not fine one, a sort of optical trick? (CAMOUFLAGE) +- (7,7) 16. A way of being silly with feet all over the place (LIFESTYLE) +- (9,11) 21. Jack sits in car in a body of water (FJORD) +- (13,12) 22. Artist makes marks with topless pen (MIRO) +- (15,12) 23. Caveman a disgrace ousting mother (STIG) # # Notes on the text format... # Can't use square brackets or speech marks. From 81e0c5f89a0df68ce65f6944b83a3ef8cac1573a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Chris Gathercole Date: Tue, 30 May 2017 15:33:36 +0100 Subject: [PATCH 3/4] new 17x17 with answers --- .../crossword_POLYMATH_917_withAnswers.yml | 55 +++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 55 insertions(+) create mode 100644 demos/examples/crossword_POLYMATH_917_withAnswers.yml diff --git a/demos/examples/crossword_POLYMATH_917_withAnswers.yml b/demos/examples/crossword_POLYMATH_917_withAnswers.yml new file mode 100644 index 0000000..859a59e --- /dev/null +++ b/demos/examples/crossword_POLYMATH_917_withAnswers.yml @@ -0,0 +1,55 @@ +--- +version: standard v1 +name: Polymath 917 +author: Aardvark +editor: Colin Inman +copyright: 2017, Financial Times +publisher: Financial Times +pubdate: 2017/05/13 +size: 17x17 +across: +- (1,1) 1. Two rocks flanking the Strait of Gibraltar (7,2,8) +- (1,3) 10. Song from the musical West Side Story (5) +- (7,3) 11. Analgesic for mild pain (11) +- (1,5) 12. Specialist in the microscopic study of animal tissues (11) +- (13,5) 13. Low-growing pine tree of North America (5) +- (1,7) 14. Subsonic tactical missile travelling at low altitude (6) +- (9,7) 15. Leading instructor in the Hindu faith (9) +- (1,9) 18. Site of the original settlement of Salisbury (3,5) +- (10,9) 20. In heraldry, lying down with head raised (8) +- (1,11) 22. Writer of the comedy play The Alchemist (3,6) +- (12,11) 24. Number one single by the Brotherhood of Man (6) +- (1,13) 27. Barb of a bird’s feather (5) +- (7,13) 29. Rugby union club based at Old Deer Park, Richmond (6,5) +- (1,15) 30. Structure in the cochlea containing auditory receptors (6,5) +- (13,15) 31. Notched gourd used for percussion in Latin America (5) +- (1,17) 32. 1983 film starring Shirley MacLaine (5,2,10) +down: +- (1,1) 1. One of the Grey Sisters in Greek mythology (9) +- (3,1) 2. Photographer born Anthony Armstrong-Jones (1930-2017) (4,7) +- (5,1) 3. Large edible shellfish called the sea-ear (7) +- (7,1) 4. Philosophical term for a wise person (6) +- (9,1) 5. Synthetic radioactive metallic element (7) +- (11,1) 6. Shield on which a coat of arms is represented (10) +- (13,1) 7. Relating to reflections or mirrors (9) +- (15,1) 8. Cavity or passage in a tubular organ (5) +- (17,1) 9. Thick muscles on the back of the neck (7) +- (15,7) 16. England’s highest mountain (7,4) +- (7,8) 17. City containing the Rheinturm telecom tower (10) +- (5,9) 19. The physical quality of a space for performing music (9) +- (17,9) 21. Pale fleshy plant of the broomrape family (9) +- (1,11) 22. Russian and Polish beetroot soup (7) +- (9,11) 23. Nine-sided geometrical figure (7) +- (13,11) 25. Believer in alternative medicine, astrology, spiritualism etc (3,4) +- (11,12) 26. In ballet, the extreme tip of the toe (6) +- (3,13) 28. Loch -----, the deepest freshwater body in British Isles (5) +# +# Notes on the text format... +# Can't use square brackets or speech marks. +# A clue has the form +# - (COORDINATES) ID. Clue text (ANSWER) +# Coordinates of clue in grid are (across,down), so (1,1) = top left, (17,17) = bottom right. +# ID is a number, followed by a full stop. +# (WORDS,IN,ANSWER): capitalised, and separated by commas or hyphens, or (numbers) separated by commas or hyphens. +# ANSWERS with all words of XXXXXX are converted to numbers. +--- From 23c1a938a905acbd453bc912c272ba14b298e2cb Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Chris Gathercole Date: Tue, 30 May 2017 15:42:33 +0100 Subject: [PATCH 4/4] added answers --- .../crossword_POLYMATH_917_withAnswers.yml | 68 +++++++++---------- 1 file changed, 34 insertions(+), 34 deletions(-) diff --git a/demos/examples/crossword_POLYMATH_917_withAnswers.yml b/demos/examples/crossword_POLYMATH_917_withAnswers.yml index 859a59e..48e596a 100644 --- a/demos/examples/crossword_POLYMATH_917_withAnswers.yml +++ b/demos/examples/crossword_POLYMATH_917_withAnswers.yml @@ -8,41 +8,41 @@ publisher: Financial Times pubdate: 2017/05/13 size: 17x17 across: -- (1,1) 1. Two rocks flanking the Strait of Gibraltar (7,2,8) -- (1,3) 10. Song from the musical West Side Story (5) -- (7,3) 11. Analgesic for mild pain (11) -- (1,5) 12. Specialist in the microscopic study of animal tissues (11) -- (13,5) 13. Low-growing pine tree of North America (5) -- (1,7) 14. Subsonic tactical missile travelling at low altitude (6) -- (9,7) 15. Leading instructor in the Hindu faith (9) -- (1,9) 18. Site of the original settlement of Salisbury (3,5) -- (10,9) 20. In heraldry, lying down with head raised (8) -- (1,11) 22. Writer of the comedy play The Alchemist (3,6) -- (12,11) 24. Number one single by the Brotherhood of Man (6) -- (1,13) 27. Barb of a bird’s feather (5) -- (7,13) 29. Rugby union club based at Old Deer Park, Richmond (6,5) -- (1,15) 30. Structure in the cochlea containing auditory receptors (6,5) -- (13,15) 31. Notched gourd used for percussion in Latin America (5) -- (1,17) 32. 1983 film starring Shirley MacLaine (5,2,10) +- (1,1) 1. Two rocks flanking the Strait of Gibraltar (PILLARS,OF,HERCULES) +- (1,3) 10. Song from the musical West Side Story (MARIA) +- (7,3) 11. Analgesic for mild pain (PARACETAMOL) +- (1,5) 12. Specialist in the microscopic study of animal tissues (HISTOLOGIST) +- (13,5) 13. Low-growing pine tree of North America (PINON) +- (1,7) 14. Subsonic tactical missile travelling at low altitude (EXOCET) +- (9,7) 15. Leading instructor in the Hindu faith (MAHARISHI) +- (1,9) 18. Site of the original settlement of Salisbury (OLD,SARUM) +- (10,9) 20. In heraldry, lying down with head raised (COUCHANT) +- (1,11) 22. Writer of the comedy play The Alchemist (BEN,JONSON) +- (12,11) 24. Number one single by the Brotherhood of Man (ANGELO) +- (1,13) 27. Barb of a bird’s feather (RAMUS) +- (7,13) 29. Rugby union club based at Old Deer Park, Richmond (LONDON,WELSH) +- (1,15) 30. Structure in the cochlea containing auditory receptors (CORTIS,ORGAN) +- (13,15) 31. Notched gourd used for percussion in Latin America (GUIRO) +- (1,17) 32. 1983 film starring Shirley MacLaine (TERMS,OF,ENDEARMENT) down: -- (1,1) 1. One of the Grey Sisters in Greek mythology (9) -- (3,1) 2. Photographer born Anthony Armstrong-Jones (1930-2017) (4,7) -- (5,1) 3. Large edible shellfish called the sea-ear (7) -- (7,1) 4. Philosophical term for a wise person (6) -- (9,1) 5. Synthetic radioactive metallic element (7) -- (11,1) 6. Shield on which a coat of arms is represented (10) -- (13,1) 7. Relating to reflections or mirrors (9) -- (15,1) 8. Cavity or passage in a tubular organ (5) -- (17,1) 9. Thick muscles on the back of the neck (7) -- (15,7) 16. England’s highest mountain (7,4) -- (7,8) 17. City containing the Rheinturm telecom tower (10) -- (5,9) 19. The physical quality of a space for performing music (9) -- (17,9) 21. Pale fleshy plant of the broomrape family (9) -- (1,11) 22. Russian and Polish beetroot soup (7) -- (9,11) 23. Nine-sided geometrical figure (7) -- (13,11) 25. Believer in alternative medicine, astrology, spiritualism etc (3,4) -- (11,12) 26. In ballet, the extreme tip of the toe (6) -- (3,13) 28. Loch -----, the deepest freshwater body in British Isles (5) +- (1,1) 1. One of the Grey Sisters in Greek mythology (PEMPHREDO) +- (3,1) 2. Photographer born Anthony Armstrong-Jones (1930-2017) (LORD,SNOWDON) +- (5,1) 3. Large edible shellfish called the sea-ear (ABALONE) +- (7,1) 4. Philosophical term for a wise person (SOPHOS) +- (9,1) 5. Synthetic radioactive metallic element (FERMIUM) +- (11,1) 6. Shield on which a coat of arms is represented (ESCUTCHEON) +- (13,1) 7. Relating to reflections or mirrors (CATOPTRIC) +- (15,1) 8. Cavity or passage in a tubular organ (LUMEN) +- (17,1) 9. Thick muscles on the back of the neck (SPLENII) +- (15,7) 16. England’s highest mountain (SCAFELL,PIKE) +- (7,8) 17. City containing the Rheinturm telecom tower (DUSSELDORF) +- (5,9) 19. The physical quality of a space for performing music (ACOUSTIC) +- (17,9) 21. Pale fleshy plant of the broomrape family (TOOTHWORT) +- (1,11) 22. Russian and Polish beetroot soup (BORSCHT) +- (9,11) 23. Nine-sided geometrical figure (NONAGON) +- (13,11) 25. Believer in alternative medicine, astrology, spiritualism etc (NEW,AGER) +- (11,12) 26. In ballet, the extreme tip of the toe (POINTE) +- (3,13) 28. Loch -----, the deepest freshwater body in British Isles (MORAR) # # Notes on the text format... # Can't use square brackets or speech marks.