The algo for finding the words needs a bit of a tidy up, it's bloated at the moment from my initial workings, I'll look at this next too.It doesn't give the app the focus automatically.It really doent matter, just type in a number for these cells, you'll still win. It doesn't cater for the -ly, Lik- or XX type cells at the moment.
You have type the grid in yourself - it doesn't screen grab. It excludes all words of 2 or less letters. The code uses a Scrabble dictionary that I found online. I then discovered that on the PC version you can "type" the words in, so SendKeys became an option. At this point I was playing on my iPhone, so "sending" the words to the app was pretty much impossible. However, even if you did this, you couldn't type them in fast enough to get position #1, or actually anywhere near. Initially I wrote a very basic, and hacky algorithm to just scan through the grid and find all words in a given dictionary and print them out. Guess what, I can now fairly reliably get position #1. In the phone version of Wordament, you are given a 7x7 word board. There are two versions of the game: one for phones and one for computers. The objective of the game is to make as many words as possible from a random 300-word list before time runs out. So I thought I'd have a go at cheating myself. Wordament is a word game that you can play on your mobile phone or computer. After playing Microsoft's Wordament online for a while, it became apparent to me that there is absolutely no way that the people who are coming in at the top of the leaderboards are playing "fair".
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