maze - an automated X11 demonstration that repeatedly creates and solves a random maze
maze [-S] [-r] [-g geometry] [-d display]
The maze(1) program creates a "random" maze and then solves it with graphical feedback.
The maze(1) program accepts the following options:
The following list describes the current functionality of various mouse button clicks:
No color support.
Expose events force a restart of the maze.
Currently, mouse actions are based on "raw" values [ Button1, Button2 and Button3 ] from the ButtonPress event.
Does not use pointer mapping.
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Richard Hess [ X11 extensions ] {...}!uunet!cimshop!rhess
Consilium, Mountain View, CA
Dave Lemke [ X11 version ] lemke@sun.COM
Sun MicroSystems, Mountain View, CA
Martin Weiss [ SunView version ]
Sun MicroSystems, Mountain View, CA