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files changed, 10255 insertions(+), 8860 deletions(-) diff --git a/html-src/credits.html b/html-src/credits.html index 58a2e2b4..7d6adab9 100644 --- a/html-src/credits.html +++ b/html-src/credits.html @@ -1,98 +1,119 @@ + + + + + + +

PySol credits go to

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Game contributors are

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Cardset contributors are

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Music contributors are

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Special thanks to

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PySol uses the following OpenSource technologies

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PySol was created using the following OpenSource technologies

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PySol was created using the following OpenSource +technologies

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General Ganjifa Card Rules

-Ganjifa are playing cards from India and other nations in the region. -Usually round, some rectangular decks have been produced. The most significant -difference between Ganjifa and other types of cards is that Ganjifa cards have -traditionally been individually hand painted. There are any where from eight -to twelve or more suits per deck, each suit having usually twelve ranks. The -two most common Ganjifa decks are the Mughal which has eight suits and the -Dashavatara which has ten. The suits have pip cards numbered from Ace through -ten and two court cards, the Wazir and the Mir. Ganjifa solitaire games play -the same as games that use the standard deck but the larger number of different -cards in a deck (96 or 120) adds an element of complexity. The fact that each -suit has it's own color makes things quite interesting in games that use -"Alternate Color" row stacks. +Ganjifa are playing cards from India and other nations in the +region. Usually round, some rectangular decks have been produced. +The most significant difference between Ganjifa and other types of +cards is that Ganjifa cards have traditionally been individually +hand painted. There are any where from eight to twelve or more +suits per deck, each suit having usually twelve ranks. The two most +common Ganjifa decks are the Mughal which has eight suits and the +Dashavatara which has ten. The suits have pip cards numbered from +Ace through ten and two court cards, the Wazir and the Mir. Ganjifa +solitaire games play the same as games that use the standard deck +but the larger number of different cards in a deck (96 or 120) adds +an element of complexity. The fact that each suit has it's own +color makes things quite interesting in games that use "Alternate +Color" row stacks. + + diff --git a/html-src/general_rules.html b/html-src/general_rules.html index 4c0d6cb9..e03162ba 100644 --- a/html-src/general_rules.html +++ b/html-src/general_rules.html @@ -1,38 +1,42 @@ + + + + + + +

General Rules

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-There are some characteristics common to all the games in this package. -Most of them are played with standard 52-card decks, either one or two. The -cards in each suit are ranked King high. K stands for King, Q stands for -Queen and J stands for Jack. In each game, the cards are piled up in either -ascending or descending order, on stacks in the main playing area, called -the Tableau, or piles off to the side, called Foundations. Some piles must -be built up in sequence within the same suit, and others are built up in -suits of alternating colors. - -

-The Talon is the stack of cards remaining in the deck, not yet played -upon any of the piles, and not yet placed in the discard pile. Some people -also call it the Stock or the Hand. - -

-The object of each of these games is to use up all the cards in -building Foundations, or to use up all cards in the Talon according to the -rules of the particular game. If all the cards are used up, you win. If -not, you lose. - -

-In all of the games, you deal cards from the Talon to the discard pile -by clicking once on the Talon with the left mouse button, or pressing <D>. -Where permitted by the rules, you can turn over any face-down card with a -single click of the left mouse button. You pick up and move a card by -clicking on it and holding the button down while you drag it to its intended -destination. If the move would violate the rules, the card will not go -anywhere. If any card or cards can be put on a -Foundation, or in the Ace discard pile of Picture Gallery, a single press of -the <A> key will do all of them, a handy way to quickly finish certain -games. Sometimes the <A> key will build up the Foundations more than you -would like, and these rules allow you to put cards back into the Tableau -from the Foundations. Of course, you can also use the Undo key <Z>. - -

-If you're confused by all this, just watch a demo game :-) +

There are some characteristics common to all the games in this +package. Most of them are played with standard 52-card decks, +either one or two. The cards in each suit are ranked King high. K +stands for King, Q stands for Queen and J stands for Jack. In each +game, the cards are piled up in either ascending or descending +order, on stacks in the main playing area, called the Tableau, or +piles off to the side, called Foundations. Some piles must be built +up in sequence within the same suit, and others are built up in +suits of alternating colors.

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The Talon is the stack of cards remaining in the deck, not yet +played upon any of the piles, and not yet placed in the discard +pile. Some people also call it the Stock or the Hand.

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The object of each of these games is to use up all the cards in +building Foundations, or to use up all cards in the Talon according +to the rules of the particular game. If all the cards are used up, +you win. If not, you lose.

+

In all of the games, you deal cards from the Talon to the +discard pile by clicking once on the Talon with the left mouse +button, or pressing <D>. Where permitted by the rules, you +can turn over any face-down card with a single click of the left +mouse button. You pick up and move a card by clicking on it and +holding the button down while you drag it to its intended +destination. If the move would violate the rules, the card will not +go anywhere. If any card or cards can be put on a Foundation, or in +the Ace discard pile of Picture Gallery, a single press of the +<A> key will do all of them, a handy way to quickly finish +certain games. Sometimes the <A> key will build up the +Foundations more than you would like, and these rules allow you to +put cards back into the Tableau from the Foundations. Of course, +you can also use the Undo key <Z>.

+

If you're confused by all this, just watch a demo game :-)

+ + diff --git a/html-src/glossary.html b/html-src/glossary.html index 281d30b8..cc480257 100644 --- a/html-src/glossary.html +++ b/html-src/glossary.html @@ -1,106 +1,87 @@ + + + + + + +

Glossary

-

Author's note: These definitions are meant as a guideline only. See individual game rules as any game has the right to redefine or modify the rules to make it fun.

-
BASE CARD
-

The first card dealt into a foundation pile. Other foundations usually have to start with a card of this rank. See: FOUNDATION

-
BUILD BY ALTERNATE COLOR
-

Building by placing a card on to another card of the opposite color is permitted. Example: Placing a Diamond on a Spade is good, but placing a Diamond on a Heart is not.

-
BUILD BY ANY SUIT BUT OWN
-

Building by placing a card on to another card of any suit but the suit of the original card is permitted. Example: Placing a Diamond on a Heart is good, but placing a Heart on a Heart is not.

-
BUILD BY COLOR
-

Building by placing a card on to another card of the same color is permitted. Example: Placing a Diamond on a Heart is good, but Placing a Diamond on a Club is not.

-
BUILD BY RANK
-

BUILD DOWN or UP ignoring color and suit.

-
BUILD REGARDLESS OF SUIT
-

See BUILD BY RANK.

-
BUILD BY SUIT
-

Building by placing a card on to another card of the same suit is permitted. Example: Placing a Spade on a Spade is good, but placing a Spade on a Club is not.

-
BUILD DOWN
-

Building by placing a card of a lower rank on to a card of a higher rank is permitted. Usually implies a difference of only one ranking between the two cards. Example: Placing a 10 on a Jack is good, but placing a 10 on a 9 is not.

-
BUILD DOWN BY *
-

Building by placing a card of a lower rank on to a card of a higher rank by * is permitted. Example: If * is 2, placing a 10 on a Queen is good, but placing a 10 on a Jack is not.

-
BUILD UP
-

Building by placing a card of a higher rank on to a card of a lower rank is permitted. Usually implies a difference of only one ranking between the two cards. Example: Placing a Queen on a Jack is good, but placing a Queen on a King is not.

-
BUILD UP BY *
-

Building by placing a card of a higher rank on to a card of a lower rank by * is permitted. Example: If * is 2, placing a 10 on an 8 is good, but placing a 10 on a 9 is not.

-
BUILD UP OR DOWN
-

Building by placing a card on to a card of one higher or one lower rank is permitted. Example: Placing a Jack on a Queen or a 10 is good, but placing a 10 on a Queen is not.

-
BUILDING
-

The ability to place a card (or group of cards) on another card. In regards to rank, you can BUILD UP, BUILD DOWN, or BUILD UP/DOWN @@ -109,44 +90,32 @@ COLOR, BUILD BY ALTERNATE COLOR, BUILD BY ANY SUIT BUT OWN, or BUILD REGARDLESS OF SUIT. Note that all games that build will follow two of these rules, one from each list.

-
DECK
-

The set of cards used. Most games use a STANDARD DECK, but games that use a DOUBLE DECK, a JOKER DECK, or a STRIPPED DECK are not uncommon.

-
DOUBLE DECK
-

A deck of cards consisting of two STANDARD DECKS making a total of 104 cards.

-
FOUNDATION
-

If a game has a foundation, the game is usually won by placing all the cards in the foundation pile(s).

-
JOKER DECK
-

A deck of cards consisting of a STANDARD DECK and two jokers making a total of 54 cards.

-
PILE
-

A designated area where cards can exist.

-
RANK
-

The value of the card. Numbered cards usually have the rank of the associated number. Aces can either be high or low. If high, @@ -155,86 +124,65 @@ usually ranked 11, 12, and 13 respectively. However, some games may rank these cards as 10. In such a case, a high ace might be ranked as 11.

-
RESERVE
-

Cards in the reserve are usually available to play anywhere. Usually cannot be built on.

-
SLOT
-

See PILE.

-
STANDARD DECK
-
-

A 52 card deck. There are four suits of thirteen cards -each. Each suit contains an Ace, 2 through 10, Jack, Queen, and -King. These suits are usually Clubs, Spades, Hearts and Diamonds. -These suits can be grouped into two colors, usually black and red. -The Clubs and the Spaces are black while the Hearts and the -Diamonds are red. PySol allows the possibility of using -different decks. In this case, the new colors and/or suits are -substituted into this paradigm.

+

A 52 card deck. There are four suits of thirteen cards each. +Each suit contains an Ace, 2 through 10, Jack, Queen, and King. +These suits are usually Clubs, Spades, Hearts and Diamonds. These +suits can be grouped into two colors, usually black and red. The +Clubs and the Spaces are black while the Hearts and the Diamonds +are red. PySol allows the possibility of using different decks. In +this case, the new colors and/or suits are substituted into this +paradigm.

-
STRIPPED DECK
-
-

A 32 card deck. There are four suits of eight cards -each. Each suit contains an Ace, 7 through 10, Jack, Queen, and -King.

+

A 32 card deck. There are four suits of eight cards each. Each +suit contains an Ace, 7 through 10, Jack, Queen, and King.

-
STOCK
-

See TALON.

-
SUIT
-

Four different kinds in a STANDARD DECK. Usually Clubs, Spades, Hearts, and Diamonds.

-
TABLEAU
-

The playing field, where the main action occurs. Usually allows building.

-
TALON
-

The remainder of the deck after all the original cards have been dealt and are usually kept faced down.

-
VALUE
-

See RANK.

-
WASTE
-

A stack of cards face up, usually next to the TALON. Top card usually in play.

-
WRAP AROUND
-
-

In some games card sequences may wrap around. -When BUILDING UP this means you can place an Ace on a King. -When BUILDING DOWN this means you can place a King on an Ace.

+

In some games card sequences may wrap around. When BUILDING UP +this means you can place an Ace on a King. When BUILDING DOWN this +means you can place a King on an Ace.

+ + diff --git a/html-src/hanafuda.html b/html-src/hanafuda.html index 74b5f1b4..0929dad2 100644 --- a/html-src/hanafuda.html +++ b/html-src/hanafuda.html @@ -1,21 +1,30 @@ + + + + + + +

General Flower Card Rules

- -

-There are some characteristics common to all the games played with Hanafuda -cards. They are all played with one or more of the Asian flower card decks. -This deck is common in a number of Pacific regions including Hawaii. There are -twelve suits of four cards each. The suits are associated with the twelve -months of the year. For a good explanation of what the suits are, -try Graham Leonard's Hanafuda and Kabufuda -site. - -

-Most of the flower card solitaire games are played like western deck games -with minor changes. See the General Rules for -basic instructions on how to play solitaire. The object in most cases is to -move all the cards from the tableau to the foundations. Probably the most -difficult part of learning to play with hanafuda cards is learning which cards -belong in which suits and what their ranking is. The ranking of the suits is -sometimes as important as the ranking of the cards in the suit. Try keeping -this hanafuda help image displayed where you can refer to it as you play. - +

There are some characteristics common to all the games played +with Hanafuda cards. They are all played with one or more of the +Asian flower card decks. This deck is common in a number of Pacific +regions including Hawaii. There are twelve suits of four cards +each. The suits are associated with the twelve months of the year. +For a good explanation of what the suits are, try Graham Leonard's Hanafuda and Kabufuda +site.

+

Most of the flower card solitaire games are played like western +deck games with minor changes. See the General Rules for basic instructions on +how to play solitaire. The object in most cases is to move all the +cards from the tableau to the foundations. Probably the most +difficult part of learning to play with hanafuda cards is learning +which cards belong in which suits and what their ranking is. The +ranking of the suits is sometimes as important as the ranking of +the cards in the suit. Try keeping this hanafuda help image +displayed where you can refer to it as you play.

+ + diff --git a/html-src/hexadeck.html b/html-src/hexadeck.html index 58ed2feb..9173bb46 100644 --- a/html-src/hexadeck.html +++ b/html-src/hexadeck.html @@ -1,21 +1,34 @@ + + + + + + +

General Hex A Deck Card Rules

-The Hex A Deck is similar to a few card packs published in the early 20th -century that had sixteen cards in each suit. Those decks were intended to -be used when popular games of the period such as Whist were played by five -or more players. The extra cards meant that each player had more cards in their -hand which added interest to the play. The Wizards in the Hex A Deck corresponds -to the Jokers in a regular pack. Their main purpose in most Hex A Deck games -is to show up at the worst possible time. Either that or at the best possible -time. They're very successful at doing that. In games that use alternate -color stacks they may be played as either color. They have ranks from one -through four and sometimes can only be played in rank order. The ranks may -or may not be indicated on the cards. If they are not indicated there is -usually a way to tell which is which. The rank can be determined by comparing -some distinctive element of the images. The first rank Wizard will be the most -elaborate in some way such as the fattest, having the tallest hat etc. They -play on their foundation (if any) in descending order of rank. That is first -through fourth. In some games the Wizards will not move off of the tableau -until all the other cards have been moved to the foundations. In some games -they don't actually enter into play at all. They are just there to make -things interesting. Which is to say make things difficult. And they are -very good at doing that. +The Hex A Deck is similar to a few card packs published in the +early 20th century that had sixteen cards in each suit. Those decks +were intended to be used when popular games of the period such as +Whist were played by five or more players. The extra cards meant +that each player had more cards in their hand which added interest +to the play. The Wizards in the Hex A Deck corresponds to the +Jokers in a regular pack. Their main purpose in most Hex A Deck +games is to show up at the worst possible time. Either that or at +the best possible time. They're very successful at doing that. In +games that use alternate color stacks they may be played as either +color. They have ranks from one through four and sometimes can only +be played in rank order. The ranks may or may not be indicated on +the cards. If they are not indicated there is usually a way to tell +which is which. The rank can be determined by comparing some +distinctive element of the images. The first rank Wizard will be +the most elaborate in some way such as the fattest, having the +tallest hat etc. They play on their foundation (if any) in +descending order of rank. That is first through fourth. In some +games the Wizards will not move off of the tableau until all the +other cards have been moved to the foundations. In some games they +don't actually enter into play at all. They are just there to make +things interesting. Which is to say make things difficult. And they +are very good at doing that. + + diff --git a/html-src/howtoplay.html b/html-src/howtoplay.html index 4a21ab78..34a300b9 100644 --- a/html-src/howtoplay.html +++ b/html-src/howtoplay.html @@ -1,131 +1,118 @@ + + + + + + +

How to play PySol

-

Mouse Usage

-

-Left mouse button: +

Left mouse button:

-

-Right mouse button (or double-click the left button): +

Right mouse button (or double-click the left button):

-

-Middle mouse button (or Ctrl-click the right button): +

Middle mouse button (or Ctrl-click the right button):

-

-Ctrl-click the left mouse button: +

Ctrl-click the left mouse button:

-

-Shift-click the left mouse button: +

Shift-click the left mouse button:

- -

Two-handed play

-

-Put three fingers of one hand on 'A' (auto drop), -'S' (undo) and 'D' (deal). -You can also reach 'R' (redo) from there. -

-Left-handed people may prefer using 'L' (auto drop), -'K' (undo) and 'J' (deal). - - - +-->

Automatic play

-

-Note that automatic play can spoil the gameplay, so purists should -not enable any option but maybe Auto face up. Also, some games -disable certain features as they would be trivial otherwise. -

-Auto face up +

Note that automatic play can spoil the gameplay, so purists +should not enable any option but maybe Auto face up. Also, +some games disable certain features as they would be trivial +otherwise.

+

Auto face up

Auto drop Auto deal Quick play - -

The animation is too slow...

-

-Unfortunately the Tcl/Tk toolkit lacks a sprite concept, so -there is a lot of (invisible double-buffered) redraw going on -when dragging cards around. -

-Disabling Card shadow, Shade legal moves, -background table tiles and sound will somewhat improve the display speed. - - +

Unfortunately the Tcl/Tk toolkit lacks a sprite concept, so +there is a lot of (invisible double-buffered) redraw going on when +dragging cards around.

+

Disabling Card shadow, Shade legal moves, +background table tiles and sound will somewhat improve the display +speed.

The table tiles look strange

-

-Background table tiles should only be enabled when using -a true-color video mode - otherwise they may look bad -because of dithering. -

-BTW, you can add your own background tiles by copying the images -to the main data/tiles or your home ~/.PySolFC/tiles directory. - - - +

Background table tiles should only be enabled when using a +true-color video mode - otherwise they may look bad because of +dithering.

+

BTW, you can add your own background tiles by copying the images +to the main data/tiles or your home ~/.PySolFC/tiles +directory.

Some notes about scoring

-

- -

Undocumented key bindings

+ + diff --git a/html-src/index.html b/html-src/index.html index ae7f09f8..545a7221 100644 --- a/html-src/index.html +++ b/html-src/index.html @@ -1,33 +1,35 @@ + + + + + + +

PySol - a Solitaire Game Collection

- -

Introduction -

Installation -

How to play - +

Introduction

+

Installation

+

How to play

Rules

- -

PySol license terms -

-

- -

Visit the official PySolFC Home -Page. - - -

-PySol is distributed under the terms of the -GNU General Public License. +-->

+

PySol is distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License.

+ + diff --git a/html-src/install.html b/html-src/install.html index b02d7872..8edb8adb 100644 --- a/html-src/install.html +++ b/html-src/install.html @@ -1,47 +1,45 @@ + + + + + + +

Installation

-

-There is no need to compile anything since the whole program is just -a Python script. Just run it, and that's all. -

-PySol requires Python 2.3 and Tcl/Tk 8.4 or better. Both packages are -freely available for Unix, Windows and Macintosh platforms. -

-PySol is free Open Source software distributed under the terms of the -GNU GPL. - - +

There is no need to compile anything since the whole program is +just a Python script. Just run it, and that's all.

+

PySol requires Python 2.3 and Tcl/Tk 8.4 or better. Both +packages are freely available for Unix, Windows and Macintosh +platforms.

+

PySol is free Open Source software distributed under the +terms of the GNU GPL.

Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000

- -PySol now ships as a completely self-contained setup file, so there's -no need to install anything else. -

-If you want to modify the PySol source code or write your own -Python programs you can get the development system from -http://www.python.org/download/download_windows.html - - +PySol now ships as a completely self-contained setup file, so +there's no need to install anything else. +

If you want to modify the PySol source code or write your own +Python programs you can get the development system from http://www.python.org/download/download_windows.html

Unix

- -There are good chances that your system already ships with Python and Tcl/Tk.
-Otherwise visit -http://www.python.org/download/ +There are good chances that your system already ships with Python +and Tcl/Tk.
+Otherwise visit http://www.python.org/download/ for full source code. -

-Also, installable packages exist for all major Linux distributions, -FreeBSD and HPUX. - - +

Also, installable packages exist for all major Linux +distributions, FreeBSD and HPUX.

Macintosh

- -Self installing exectuables for Python and Tcl/Tk are available from
-http://www.python.org/download/download_mac.html -

-As I don't have access to a Mac I'd appreciate any detailed feedback on -installation and look & feel. "Porting" from X11 to Windows only required some -minor changes in the default font settings, so I hope the situation on Macs is -similar. -

-[ I have been told that PySol works fine on a Mac - just drop "pysol.py" - on the Python interpreter and that's it. But for some reason you must - assign a large amount of memory to the Python interpreter. ] - +Self installing exectuables for Python and Tcl/Tk are available +from
+http://www.python.org/download/download_mac.html +

As I don't have access to a Mac I'd appreciate any detailed +feedback on installation and look & feel. "Porting" from X11 to +Windows only required some minor changes in the default font +settings, so I hope the situation on Macs is similar.

+

[ I have been told that PySol works fine on a Mac - just drop +"pysol.py" on the Python interpreter and that's it. But for some +reason you must assign a large amount of memory to the Python +interpreter. ]

+ + diff --git a/html-src/intro.html b/html-src/intro.html index ec388b57..ed4d3918 100644 --- a/html-src/intro.html +++ b/html-src/intro.html @@ -1,34 +1,43 @@ + + + + + + +

Introduction

-

-"Why yet another solitaire game ?" you may ask. -The answer is simple... - +

"Why yet another solitaire game ?" you may ask. The answer is +simple...

PySol highlights

- + + diff --git a/html-src/license.html b/html-src/license.html index 081740df..d4cce7eb 100644 --- a/html-src/license.html +++ b/html-src/license.html @@ -1,657 +1,505 @@ -

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+ + diff --git a/html-src/news.html b/html-src/news.html index 994ee5f1..d4dce10b 100644 --- a/html-src/news.html +++ b/html-src/news.html @@ -1,3 +1,11 @@ + + + + + + + 
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 User visible changes for PySol - a solitaire game collection
@@ -219,3 +227,5 @@ Changes in 1.00 (10 Sep 1998, 4 games)
   * first public release
+ + diff --git a/html-src/rules.html b/html-src/rules.html index de62bce8..ea6f9325 100644 --- a/html-src/rules.html +++ b/html-src/rules.html @@ -1,10 +1,18 @@ + + + + + + +

PySol - Game Rules

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Basic Concepts

Game Rules

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