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Fixed crash in Life demo on Mac
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GRG		 1/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
2// Name: samples.inc
3// Purpose: Sample configurations for Life!
4// Author: Guillermo Rodriguez Garcia, <guille@iies.es>
5// Modified by:
6// Created: Jan/2000
7// RCS-ID: $Id$
8// Copyright: (c) 2000, Guillermo Rodriguez Garcia
9// Licence: wxWindows licence
10/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
11
12// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
13// sample configurations
14// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
15
16/* Format:
17 *
18 * Name,
19 * Description,
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GRG		 20 * Width,
21 * Height,
22 * Data ('*' = alive, '.' = dead)
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GRG		 23 *
24 */
25
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087e4f4a 27{
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BP		 28 LifePattern(
29 _("Glider"),
1babe8fd 30 _("The glider is the first of a series of life forms, known as spaceships or fishes, which can travel along the game field retaining their original shape."),
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GRG		 31 3, 3,
32 ".*."
33 "..*"
34 "***"),
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BP		 35 LifePattern(
36 _("Heavyweight spaceship"),
1babe8fd 37 _("The glider is just the smaller of the spaceships; this one, known as the heavyweight spaceship or 'big fish', is the largest spaceship which can travel alone without destroying itself. Larger ones can only travel safely if they are supported by smaller spaceships."),
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GRG		 38 7, 4,
39 ".....*."
40 "......*"
41 "*.....*"
42 ".******"),
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BP		 43 LifePattern(
44 _("Eater"),
1babe8fd 45 _("An eater is any still life that can repair itself from some attacks. This one (bottom right), also known as 'fishhook', eats gliders and fishes (spaceships) provided that they approach in a certain angle."),
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GRG		 46 10, 10,
47 ".*........"
48 "..*......."
49 "***......."
50 ".........."
51 ".........."
52 ".........."
53 "......**.."
54 "......*.*."
55 "........*."
56 "........**" ),
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BP		 57 LifePattern(
58 _("Dice shaker"),
1babe8fd 59 _("Oscillators have been extensively explored in Life!. The dice shaker turns around each seven tics; thus, it is an oscillator with a period of fourteen."),
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GRG		 60 7, 6,
61 ".**.**."
62 ".**.**."
63 "..*.*.."
64 "*.*.*.*"
65 "*.*.*.*"
66 "**...**" ),
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BP		 67 LifePattern(
68 _("Hertz oscillator"),
1babe8fd 69 _("The Hertz oscillator is a good example of a set of life patterns known as 'billiard tables'. A billiard table is an oscillator which is built inside a stable border. In particular, this one has a period of eight."),
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GRG		 70 14, 11,
71 ".....**......."
72 ".....**......."
73 ".............."
74 "**...****...**"
75 "*.*.*....*.*.*"
76 "..*.**...*.*.."
77 "*.*.*....*.*.*"
78 "**...****...**"
79 ".............."
80 ".......**....."
81 ".......**....." ),
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BP		 82 LifePattern(
83 _("Phoenix"),
1babe8fd 84 _("A phoenix is a pattern whose cells all die in every generation, and yet lives forever. For example, this is a phoenix with period two."),
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GRG		 85 8, 8,
86 "....*..."
87 "..*.*..."
88 "......*."
89 "**......"
90 "......**"
91 ".*......"
92 "...*.*.."
93 "...*...." ),
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BP		 94 LifePattern(
95 _("R-pentomino"),
1babe8fd 96 _("The R-pentomino is a methuselah - a life form which lives for hundreds of generations without stabilizing or dying. In particular, the R-Pentomino requires more than one thousand tics to reach a stable (periodic) state."),
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GRG		 97 3, 3,
98 ".**"
99 "**."
e0a40292 100 ".*." ),
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BP		 101 LifePattern(
102 _("Thunderbird"),
1babe8fd 103 _("The thunderbird is another popular methuselah, which doesn't stabilize until the 243th generation. Note that because the initial configuration is symmetrical with respect to the vertical axis, all generations must be symmetrical as well."),
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GRG		 104 3, 5,
105 "***"
106 "..."
107 ".*."
108 ".*."
e0a40292 109 ".*." ),
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BP		 110 LifePattern(
111 _("Accorn"),
1babe8fd 112 _("Probably the most popular methuselah, the accorn lives for 5206 (!) generations."),
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GRG		 113 7, 3,
114 ".*....."
115 "...*..."
e0a40292 116 "**..***" ),
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BP		 117 LifePattern(
118 _("Galaxy"),
1babe8fd 119 _("One from my personal collection. It is really beautiful to see this configuration expand and shrink periodically for hundreds of tics before reaching a stable state."),
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GRG		 120 13, 13,
121 "...***......."
122 "......*......"
123 "......*......"
124 "......*.....*"
125 ".....***....*"
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GRG		 126 "....*...*...*"
127 ".****...****."
128 "*...*...*...."
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GRG		 129 "*....***....."
130 "*.....*......"
131 "......*......"
132 "......*......"
e0a40292 133 ".......***..." ),
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BP		 134 LifePattern(
135 _("Glider gun"),
1babe8fd 136 _("A gun is a stationary pattern that emits spaceships forever. The glider gun shown here was the first known gun, and indeed the first known finite pattern with unbounded growth. It was found by Bill Gosper in November 1970. Many new guns have since been found."),
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GRG		 137 36, 9,
138 ".........................*.........."
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GRG		 139 "......................****.........."
140 ".............*.......****..........."
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GRG		 141 "............*.*......*..*.........**"
142 "...........*...**....****.........**"
143 "**.........*...**.....****.........."
144 "**.........*...**........*.........."
145 "............*.*....................."
146 ".............*......................" ),
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BP		 147 LifePattern(
148 _("Puffer train"),
1babe8fd 149 _("A puffer is an object that moves like a spaceship, except that it leaves a trail of debris behind. The puffer train is one of the best-known puffers. Originally found by Bill Gosper, this is a very dirty puffer; the tail does not stabilize until generation 5533. It consists of a B-heptomino (the middle pattern) escorted by two light weight space ships."),
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GRG		 150 5, 18,
151 "...*."
152 "....*"
153 "*...*"
154 ".****"
155 "....."
156 "....."
157 "....."
158 "*...."
159 ".**.."
160 "..*.."
161 "..*.."
162 ".*..."
163 "....."
164 "....."
165 "...*."
166 "....*"
167 "*...*"
168 ".****" ),
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BP		 169 LifePattern(
170 _("Max"),
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DS		 171 _("Max is the fastest-growing known pattern in Conway's Game of Life (possibly the fastest possible).")
172 + wxString(_(" It fills space to a density of 1/2, conjectured to be the maximum density, and does it at a speed"))
173 + wxString(_(" of c/2 in each of the 4 directions, which has been proven to be the maximum possible speed.\n\nPopulation"))
174 + wxString(_(" growth is:\n[(t+19)^2+463]/4 for t divisible by 4;\n[(t+19)^2+487]/4 for t even, not div. by 4;\n"))
175 + wxString(_("[(t+18)^2+639]/4 for t odd.\n\nOriginal construction, top/bottom stretchers by Hartmut Holzwart;"))
176 + wxString(_(" Size optimization, left/right stretchers by David Bell; Original idea, middle part, left/right stretcher"))
177 + wxString(_(" connection by Al Hensel.\n\nThis spacefiller by David Bell, September 1993.")),
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GRG		 178 29, 43,
179 ".....*.*....................."
180 "....*..*....................."
181 "...**........................"
182 "..*.........................."
183 ".****........................"
184 "*....*......................."
185 "*..*........................."
186 "*..*........................."
187 ".*.........***...***........."
188 "..****.*..*..*...*..*........"
189 "...*...*.....*...*..........."
190 "....*........*...*..........."
191 "....*.*......*...*..........."
192 "............................."
193 "...***.....***...***........."
194 "...**.......*.....*.........."
195 "...***......*******.........."
196 "...........*.......*........."
197 "....*.*...***********........"
198 "...*..*..*............**....."
199 "...*.....************...*...."
200 "...*...*.............*...*..."
201 "....*...************.....*..."
202 ".....**............*..*..*..."
203 "........***********...*.*...."
204 ".........*.......*..........."
205 "..........*******......***..."
206 "..........*.....*.......**..."
207 ".........***...***.....***..."
208 "............................."
209 "...........*...*......*.*...."
210 "...........*...*........*...."
211 "...........*...*.....*...*..."
212 "........*..*...*..*..*.****.."
213 ".........***...***.........*."
214 ".........................*..*"
215 ".........................*..*"
216 ".......................*....*"
217 "........................****."
218 "..........................*.."
219 "........................**..."
220 ".....................*..*...."
221 ".....................*.*....." )
087e4f4a 222};
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