Mahjong Solitaire For Rebol

Hi All, Mahjong Solitaire for Rebol has been released at: http://rebol.mustard.co.nz/mahjong.zip From the .r file: description: { Many years ago, back in my BeOS days, I had the pleasure of working with a programmer named Ynop Talton on a native c++ version of Mahjong for BeOS. My antique Mahjong tiles from home were scanned in to make our tileset and it is with amusement that I have since seen it in other peoples' projects. Recreating Mahjong in Rebol proved shockingly easy and even though I dont keep in touch with Ynop any more i'm sure he wouldn't mind his board layouts going to further Rebol gaming ;-) This is the solitaire version of Mahjong and is still very much a work in progress - expect further updates. } history: { 2007-06-03 very first version } instructions: { The following keys are used in the game. 1 - Select the classic Mahjong solitaire layout 2 - Castle layout 3 - Ricebowl layout 4 - Dragon Bridge layout 5 - Triangle layout 6 - Tower layout 7 - Pyramid layout Space - reshuffle existing tiles (mouse) left click to select a tile } todo: { lots - must write todo... }

Lovely! Needs a high-score for each layout... ;-) -- Carl Read. On Sunday, 3-June-2007 at 17:00:13 James Marsden wrote,

New version released - 0.0.3 Added hinting, warning messages, hide locked tiles toggle, and a few other things. Instructions : The following keys are used in the game. 1 - Select the classic Mahjong solitaire layout 2 - Castle layout 3 - Ricebowl layout 4 - Dragon Bridge layout 5 - Triangle layout 6 - Tower layout 7 - Pyramid layout H - Toggle hidden status of locked tiles Space - reshuffle existing tiles Backspace - undo last (mouse) left click - select a tile (mouse) right click *with a tile selected* - find a matching tile (mouse) right click *with no tiles selected* - ask for random hint Carl Read wrote:

Dynamic scaling / resize added to Mahjong. Version 0.0.4 available at http://rebol.mustard.co.nz/mahjong.zip Script only available at http://rebol.mustard.co.nz/mahjong.r Next on the to do list are scoring, a timer, and high score lists. There is also an editor in the works - although its trivial to make your own maps in any text editor (more on this later). Regards, James.