Add first level of ipuz import and export support. - #585
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I've taken a quick look and it looks like a great start - thank you! Once the CI errors are sorted I'll take a deeper look / test locally and then merge. |
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And agreed about supporting alts (and maybe colored grid cells too?) as immediate next steps - would be great to get the full suite of Crosshare features exportable. |
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Thank you! Will try to get a deploy out ASAP and post here when it's live. |
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Pretty much modelled off of the existing puz support. Tested locally with some of my own puzzles exported from Exet
Main benefits I see are:
Enables future development of:
and other weird stuff.
For immediate follow-up tasks, I think the following would be useful: