[Tuxmath-devel] TuxMath progress - svn revision 9

[David B. <db...@ta...>]

Dear Tuxmath colleagues,

I have just committed revision 9 to the svn repository. Highlights include:

1. Better support for playing through a defined list of questions - the player 
wins if the list is finished with at least one surviving city, with a 
simple "victory" screen showing Tux dancing.  If all cities get blown up, the 
old "Game Over" graphic appears.  In this mode, there is now a counter at the 
top of the screen showing the number of remaining questions, and the LED 
numbers display in a "flat panel monitor" on top of Tux's console.  This mode 
is selectable with the "--norepeats" command line argument.

2.  Support for questions in the forms num1 + ? = num3 and ? + num2 = num3.  
These are off by default but can be selected with the command line arguments
"--answersfirst" and "--answersmiddle", respectively.

Everything seems to work correctly by my own testing.  I would like to get 
this revision into Debian unstable, if possible, so perhaps some more kids 
and parents can test it.


Best wishes,
-- 
David Bruce

p.s. Holger, is there anything else I need to do to "release" any of these 
revisions to the public?  Am I supposed to be putting binaries in the svn 
repository as well as my updated source?  On a related note, I have had 
several local parents ask about a version for (gulp) Windows, so I am 
starting to look into learning to do a Windows build.