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| Smalltalk eight queens
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"======================================================================
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| Written by Paolo Bonzini.
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"That's how a *real* Smalltalker solves the eight queens' problem: with
four classes (one is for amazons)!!"
Object subclass: #NullChessPiece
instanceVariableNames: ''
classVariableNames: ''
poolDictionaries: ''
category: 'Examples-Classic'!
NullChessPiece subclass: #ChessPiece
instanceVariableNames: 'row column neighbor rows'
classVariableNames: ''
poolDictionaries: ''
category: 'Examples-Classic'!
! !
ChessPiece subclass: #Rook
instanceVariableNames: ''
classVariableNames: ''
poolDictionaries: ''
category: 'Examples-Classic'!
! !
"From the code's point of view, Amazon and Queen could subclass directly from
ChessPiece, but it is more cool this way... ;-)"
Rook subclass: #Queen
instanceVariableNames: ''
classVariableNames: ''
poolDictionaries: ''
category: 'Examples-Classic'!
! !
Queen subclass: #Amazon
instanceVariableNames: ''
classVariableNames: ''
poolDictionaries: ''
category: 'Examples-Classic'!
! !
!NullChessPiece methodsFor: 'queens'!
move
"Move the queen so that it is not menaced, backtracking if necessary.
Answer whether a position can be found.
If the null queen is asked to advance, the search tree has been walked
entirely - so return false."
^false
!
menaces: test
"Answer whether a queen is menaced in the given position by the queens
up to and including the receiver. The null queen does not menace
anything."
^false
!
do: aBlock
"Evaluate aBlock passing all the remaining solutions"
| result |
[ result := self next. result notNil ] whileTrue: [
aBlock value: result
]
!
result
"Answer all the queens' rows, up to and including the receiver"
^OrderedCollection new
!
next
"Answer a solution, or nil if there aren't anymore"
^self move
ifTrue: [ self result ]
ifFalse: [ nil ]
! !
!ChessPiece class methodsFor: 'testing'!
test: side
| line n |
(line := String new: side * 2 + 1)
atAll: (1 to: side * 2 + 1 by: 2) put: $|;
atAll: (2 to: side * 2 + 1 by: 2) put: $_.
n := 0.
(self board: side) do: [ :result |
n := n + 1.
Transcript
space;
next: side * 2 - 1 put: $_;
nl.
result do: [:x |
line at: x + x put: $*.
Transcript nextPutAll: line; nl.
line at: x + x put: $_.
].
Transcript nl.
].
Transcript nl.
^n! !
!ChessPiece class methodsFor: 'instance creation'!
board: n
"Answer a ChessPiece which will return results for a chessboard of side n"
^(1 to: n) inject: NullChessPiece new into: [ :neighbor :column |
self new
setColumn: column
rows: n
neighbor: neighbor
]
! !
!ChessPiece methodsFor: 'private'!
setColumn: aNumber rows: n neighbor: aChessPiece
"Initialize the receiver to work on column aNumber of a chessboard of
side n, having aChessPiece as a neighbor"
column := aNumber.
rows := n.
neighbor := aChessPiece.
row := 0.
"Put all the queens but the last in some place where they are safe. The
last will be requested by sending #next"
self neighbor move.
^self
!
advance
"Move the receiver one row further if possible, else backtrack and move
to the first row. Answer whether there was a safe position for the
neighbor (in the first case, the neighbor was already in a safe position,
so answer true!)"
^row = rows
ifTrue: [ row := 1. self neighbor move ]
ifFalse: [ row := row + 1. true ].
!
row
^row
!
column
^column
!
neighbor
^neighbor
! !
!ChessPiece methodsFor: 'inherited'!
menaces: test
"Answer whether the receiver or any of the pieces above it menace the
`test' piece if it stays where its #row and #column methods say.
This method will test if the receiver itself menaces the tested
piece and if not will delegate the choice to the neighbor."
self subclassResponsibility
!
move
"Here and in #advance is where the search really takes place.
We advance the queen to the next cell; if the edge has been reached,
#advance takes care of backtracking by sending #move to the neighbor
(which in turn could backtrack). If the queen is safe there, return
true; else we advance the queen once more and check again.
Sooner or later every queen will be aligned on the right edge and each
one will be ask its neighbor to advance. So the first queen will send
#move to the NullChessPiece, the NullChessPiece will answer false, and
all the invocations of #move will in turn answer false, terminating the
search."
[ self advance ifFalse: [ ^false ].
self neighbor menaces: self
] whileTrue: [ ].
^true
!
result
^self neighbor result
addLast: row;
yourself
! !
!Rook methodsFor: 'inherited'!
menaces: test
"Answer whether the receiver or any of the pieces above it menace the
`test' piece if it stays where its #row and #column methods say."
(test row - self row) abs = 0 ifTrue: [ ^true ].
^self neighbor menaces: test
! !
!Queen methodsFor: 'inherited'!
menaces: test
"Answer whether the receiver or any of the pieces above it menace the
`test' piece if it stays where its #row and #column methods say."
| columnDifference rowDifference |
columnDifference := (test column - self column) abs.
rowDifference := (test row - self row) abs.
rowDifference = 0 ifTrue: [ ^true ].
rowDifference = columnDifference ifTrue: [ ^true ].
^self neighbor menaces: test
! !
!Amazon methodsFor: 'inherited'!
menaces: test
"Answer whether the receiver or any of the pieces above it menace the
`test' piece if it stays where its #row and #column methods say."
| columnDifference rowDifference |
columnDifference := (test column - self column) abs.
rowDifference := (test row - self row) abs.
rowDifference = 0 ifTrue: [ ^true ].
rowDifference = columnDifference ifTrue: [ ^true ].
rowDifference * 2 = columnDifference ifTrue: [ ^true ].
columnDifference * 2 = rowDifference ifTrue: [ ^true ].
^self neighbor menaces: test
! !
" EVALUATE THIS: " "RESULT "
" ^Rook test: 3! " "6 "
" ^Rook test: 4! " "24 "
" ^Rook test: 5! " "120 "
" ^Rook test: 6! " "720 "
" ^Queen test: 3! " "0 "
" ^Queen test: 4! " "2 "
" ^Queen test: 8! " "92 "
" ^Amazon test: 8! " "0 "
" ^Amazon test: 10! " "4 "
"does the sequence for rooks remind you of something?..."
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