Closed Somsram closed 5 years ago
Yes, you can put the clue numbers of the "children" after the parent, comma separated.
12, 14, 20 A long linked clue (4, 5, 6) 14 See 12 20 See 12
If a child clue has a different direction than the parent, you can write it explicitly:
12, 15d A clue with mixed directions (5,7)
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Is there a way to show linked clues in Exolve?
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But please use the latest version as I added this feature after the initial release
On Fri, Jul 26, 2019, 9:59 AM Viresh Ratnakar viresh@gmail.com wrote:
Yes, you can put the clue numbers of the "children" after the parent, comma separated.
12, 14, 20 A long linked clue (4, 5, 6) 14 See 12 20 See 12
If a child clue has a different direction than the parent, you can write it explicitly:
12, 15d A clue with mixed directions (5,7)
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Is there a way to show linked clues in Exolve?
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For completeness: :-)
If a child clue, say 15, has a different direction, but that's the only direction for 15 (ie, only one of 15a/15d exists), then the direction will get inferred automatically --specifying it explicitly is optional)
Oh Ok. thanks. Will check it out. Otherwise the software works fabulously and I am loving it :)
I think once you are fine with it, we can probably make a blogpost in one across featuring it so that more people can get to know about it.
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On Jul 26, 2019, at 8:11 PM, Viresh Ratnakar notifications@github.com wrote:
For completeness: :-)
If a child clue, sat 15, has a different direction, but that's the only direction for 15 (ie, only one of 15a/15d exists), then the direction will get inferred automatically --specifying it explicitly is optional)
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The highlighted clue that appears on top doesn’t show the linking in enum
For eg - a clue which shows up as 30,31 in the clue area Shows up only as 30A in the highlighted area
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For completeness: :-)
If a child clue, sat 15, has a different direction, but that's the only direction for 15 (ie, only one of 15a/15d exists), then the direction will get inferred automatically --specifying it explicitly is optional)
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I had chosen to show it like this (as the squares of 31 do get highlighted, which I thought was enough). However, I agree, it's more natural to show the child indices too. I've made the change, you can grab it from the latest version.
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I had chosen to show it like this (as the squares of 31 do get highlighted, which I thought was enough). However, I agree, it's more natural to show the child indices too. I've made the change, you can grab it from the latest version.
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Is there a way to show linked clues in Exolve?