Hello. I'm the one who writes markown file to describe my dumby ideas.
This can help you solve sudoku, but is useless in terms of spaghetti cooking. Please ask Papyrus.
I guess I should describe it here, so here it is.
I wrote a full explaination of the working principles of this program here.
There is a way to break the program. At least, I tought to a scenario that I did not explicitly handled, so that I cannot tell you what will happen in that case.
The challenge is not to find it and have the time of your life without having that bug.
I don't advise you to read this, this is dumb enough so that I really hesitated to write this.
But it's quite fun to do (?) so here it is.
Open
This is used to open a text file describing a sudoku. Their (simple or dumb, idk) structure is described here.
Save
Save a sudoku, correctly formatted, to a text file.
Info
Shows a short info about this shit.
Quit
Unlocks the ability of spaghetti cooking: this program is not able to, but you are irl.
Reset
Resets the grid to all editable blanks. Shortcut: [R]
Validate
Validates all the numbers present on the current grid. It is not possible to validate an inconsistent grid (that is, two or more cells clash). Shortcut: [V]
Play one move
Plays one move, that may constitute an assumption. Any sure move will be played before taking assumptions. Shortcut: [O]
Solve
Tries to solve the current grid. Shortcut: [S]
Writing help about help menu is really cool, isn't it ?
Shortcuts
Does not show anything about shorcuts.
About files...
Does not show anythong about the file structure.