print_answers is a cheater function which identifies
all the possible answers for a set of given letters.
print_answers(
game_letters = NULL,
central = NULL,
num_letters = 7,
min_word_length = 4,
dictionary = "normal",
obscenities = FALSE,
game = NULL,
state = NULL
)The letters to identify words from.
These should be a character string (e.g., "polemic").
(Required, if game is not provided.)
The central (that is, required) letter
(optional). If not provided, will be randomly chosen
from among the game_letters.
The number of letters for the game; defaults to 7, and should be between 6 and 10.
Expected length of words. Defaults to 4 letters, but can be between 2 and 6.
Character string. Choice of how detailed of a dictionary to use. Can be any of "slim", "broad", or "normal". Defaults to "normal", which is recommended.
Logical. Should obscenities be included? Defaults to FALSE.
A holoalphabetic game from
play_game or create_game.
If included, no other parameters are required.
State of a holoalphabetic game; provided
from current gameplay.
When called directly (or through gameplay), this prints the answers to all words possible.
These words may or may not be the same as those identified
with other word sets; you can modify by changing the chosen
dictionary. This function is called by
play_game when choosing to get all answers
(with "[a]" entered instead of a guess).
This function will always check whether you really want to see the answers, requiring a "y" to continue.
play_game to play the game
print_hint_list to get hints
rather than answers
print_answers(game = create_game("craking"))
#> Ready to see the full word list? Type a y if so!: ?
print_answers("balmntu")
#> Ready to see the full word list? Type a y if so!: ?