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2 | Implementing New Games
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► | 1 | Bundled Games

1.1 | Aces – Solitaire Card Game
1.2 | Go Fish – Kid’s Card Game
1.3 | Crazy 8s – Card Game
1.4 | Blackjack – 21 Card Game
1.5 | Rummy – Card Game
1.6 | Spider – Solitaire Card Game
1.7 | Memory – Kid’s Game
1.8 | Slidey – Picture Puzzle
1.9 | Same – Dot-Removing Game
1.10 | Minesweeper – Logic Game
1.11 | Paint By Numbers – Logic Game
1.12 | Lights Out – Logic Game
1.13 | Pousse – Tic-Tac-Toe-like Game
1.14 | Gobblet – Strategy Game
1.15 | Jewel – 3-D Skill Game
1.16 | Parcheesi – Board Game
1.17 | Checkers – Board Game
1.18 | Chat Noir – Puzzle Game
1.19 | GCalc – Visual λ-Calculus

▼ | 1.18 | Chat Noir – Puzzle Game

1.18.1 | Overview
1.18.2 | The World
1.18.3 | Breadth-first Search
1.18.4 | Board to Graph
1.18.5 | The Cat’s Path
1.18.6 | Drawing the Cat
1.18.7 | Drawing the World
1.18.8 | Handling Input
1.18.9 | Tests
1.18.10 | Run, program, run

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<initial-world>
<go>

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##### 1.18.10`` Run, program, run

This section contains expressions that start the Chat Noir game going.

First, here is a function to compute state of the world at the start of a game.

<initial-world> ::=

( define board-size 11)
( define (make-initial-world)
( define initial-board
(add-n-random-blocked-cells
6
(empty-board board-size)
board-size))
(make-world initial-board
( make-posn ( quotient board-size 2)
( quotient board-size 2))
'playing
board-size
#f
#f))

Finally, we can define and provide a function to start the game by calling big-bang with the appropriate arguments.

<go> ::=

( provide main)
( define (main)
( void
( big-bang (make-initial-world)
( on-draw render-world
(world-width board-size)
(world-height board-size))
( on-key change)
( on-release release)
( on-mouse clack)
(name "Chat Noir"))))

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