This project seems to be abandoned. Is that correct? If not, I have a few items on my "wish list": Generate puzzles with additional constraints (such as sudoku-X, windoku, etc.) and/or irregular nonets ("jigsaw sudoku"). "Clueless Special" and "Clueless Explosion" variants would be very much appreciated, also. Calculate "pencil marks" Generate puzzles requiring more advanced solving techniques (locked candidates, x-wing, etc.) Print individual grids of multi-grid puzzles I'll probably think of others...
I appreciate your help!
UPDATE #2: The /opath= switch doesn't seem to be working correctly. I explicitly set the output path for the results file, but AstroGrep insists on placing the file into the folder where the batch file is located instead.
UPDATE #2: The /opath= switch doesn't seem to be working. I explicitly set the output path for the results file, but AstroGrep insists on placing the file into the folder where the batch file is located instead.
UPDATE: Even though there is an implicit default for the /otype switch, I set the /otype explicitly anyway, and now it works. Also, there seems to be a typo in the listing of command line switches (reference: http://astrogrep.sourceforge.net/help/commandline.php). It appears that /stypes should actually be /stype
I'm attempting to use the AstroGrep command line options to invoke AstroGrep as part of a batch file. The /s switch appears not to be working, as the search does NOT begin automatically. Also, the /opath="value" switch doesn't save the results to a file. For reference, my complete command line is as follows: D:\AstroGrep\AstroGrep /spath="E:\Test\" /stypes="*.txt" /stext="OK" /w /cl="1" /s /opath="E:\Test\" /exit