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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers | help | unix | grep (GNU grep) 2.5.1 | advanced regex syntax Post 302362133 by zaxxon on Thursday 15th of October 2009 04:38:31 AM
Old 10-15-2009
I don't undestand what you problem is since it seems you found a way to solve it?
 

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NAME

       freecell-solver-range-parallel-solve - The Freecell Solver utility for solving a range of Microsoft Freecell/Freecell Pro Boards

SYNOPSIS

       freecell-solver-range-parallel-solve start end print_step [--binary-output-to filename] [--total-iterations-limit limit] [fc-solve
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DESCRIPTION

       freecell-solver-range-parallel-solve is a command line application that solves a range of Freecell deals of Microsoft Freecell and Freecell
       Pro.

       start is the first board to solve; end is the last (inclusive) and print_step is the division of board numbers in which to print a status
       message.

       Following this three mandatory parameters are several flags specific to the range solve. (refer to the OPTIONS section for more
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       Afterwards one can give it a fc-solve command line that it will use to solve each board. Refer to the fc-solve(6) man page for information
       about its options.

OPTIONS

       --total-iterations-limit sets the maximal number of iterations with which to try to solve each deal. After that, the program will give up
       and report that the board was intractable.

       --binary-output-to sets the filename into which to output the number of iterations it took to solve each board. This file can later be used
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SEE ALSO

       fc-solve(6)

AUTHOR

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