rendering the board from the board state and doing all manner of jockeying
to prevent that from wigging out when the board state changes before the
display is ready to change.
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previously abstract methods to make the class behave how a theorized
IntDropBoard would have in our previous world of abstract DropBoards.
Removes the need for the ByteDropBoard and ShortDropBoard as classes can
now derive directly from DropBoard.
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wire in normal play, so we don't care about the space savings.
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pieces on a drop board, like slide them in or off or whatnot.
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suspend the puzzle. Also added some logging to debug the occasional
obscure situation where the puzzle is suspended at just the right time to
prevent the drop block from properly starting up again when we resume.
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Pretty much what I was trying to do before, only instead of forcing the
block to a position, we continue to let the loop attempt to find a rotation
that works. Let's test and see how we like this.
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Michael Bayne