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#: bridges.py:61
msgid "Algorithm 0: given the current state of the grid the indicated island must make a particular bridge in order to eventually satisfy its required total."
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#: bridges.py:61
msgid "Algorithm 1: eventually all islands must be connected to all the others. The currect state of the grid is such that a set of connected islands is isolated and requires exactly 1 more bridge to connect it to another isolated set."
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#: bridges.py:61
msgid "Algorithm 2: algorithms 0 and 1 failed, so this is a randomly selected bridge!"
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#: bridges.py:64
msgid "The circled numbers on the grid represent islands and the object of the game is to connect every island in such a way that it is possible to travel to any island from any other. The connections between islands are called bridges, and the number of bridges starting on each island is denoted by the island's number. The maximum number of bridges between any two islands is 2. A bridge is added by a left mouse click on the grid line between two islands, and is removed by a right click. The jigsaw symbol is a menu for configuring the game and loading an external puzzle. The PZL bridges symbol next to it starts a new game by loading a randomly selected puzzle. The wand will perform the hint operation. Clicking the hand checks the current grid for errors, a second click will remove them. The sad smiley will display the solution. The entry box contains the current puzzle number and can be used to enter puzzle numbers. The number to its right is the puzzle difficulty score. To its right is a clock which is overwritten by the algorithm number if the hint option is selected. Only two algorithms are used. The game contains 3 blocks of 500 puzzles with sizes 10x10, 12x12 and 15x15 numbered sequentially from 0 to 1499. Within each block the puzzles are ordered by their difficulty score, easiest first."
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#: bridges.py:67
msgid "Check for errors, correct errors"
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#: bridges.py:67
msgid "Give hint, Apply hint"
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#: bridges.py:67
msgid "Left-mouse random puzzle, right-mouse next puzzle"
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#: bridges.py:67
msgid "Show solution"
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#: bridges.py:71
msgid "Show Connections"
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#: bridges.py:72
msgid "Off"
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#: bridges.py:72
msgid "On"
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#: bridges.py:78
msgid "Max solve time"
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#: bridges.py:99
msgid "Load Puzzle"
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#: bridges.py:106
msgid "Grid Spacing"
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#: bridges.py:137
msgid "Save Settings"
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#: bridges.py:144
msgid "Help"
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#: bridges.py:151
msgid "About"
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#: bridges.py:2944
msgid "Input file"
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