Re: A86: Re: Thanks for the help everyone
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Re: A86: Re: Thanks for the help everyone
anything bigger than 3 would work.
actually, if you wanted to get sneaky, you could have a board for each
player and use one bit per cell. that way you could squeaze the whole
thing into 3 or 4 bytes and check like
ld a,(x_board)
and $07 ;make things easier 0=x, 1=empty
jr z,win
but i doubt anyone would bother with that
-josh
On Sun, 24 Jan 1999 00:14:39 -0800 "Akshay Dhalwala" <akdjr@SoftHome.net>
writes:
>
>i had made a vb version of tic tac toe, and used the same method.
>but, i
>used 1 for x, and 2 for o. if you do that, when you try to check a
>row with
>only an x and an o, it will say that x wins because 1+2=3. An easy
>way to
>solve this is to make o higher, in my vb version, i made it 5, and it
>works
>perfectly.
>if you want, i'll email what i did for vb.
>
>akshay
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