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一个扑克牌游戏集合的源码,包含了很多基本c-c++语言应用

                       Cardgames

Various card games; til now they consist of:

  - R鴙hult (the danish words for arsehole); obviously I learned it from danes,
    but it is also known internationally (as shithead or asshole).

  - Twopart: A game I learned from some norwegians. They probably mentioned the
    name, though I was not able to remember it (you have no idea how long it
    took me to learn the word "R鴙hult" - not to mention the pronuncation).
    So the name describes the game.

  - Buraco: A famous game in Venezuela; a bit similar to Canasta or the like
    in Europe.

  - Machiavelli: Append your cards to the ones on the table without getting
    (too) confused while moving them around.

  - Sgt. Major: The player must make a certain amount of ticks. Making more is
    rewarded and making less punished in the next round.

  - Hearts: A game included in various (?) versions of Windows.


The whole thing is:

Copyright (C) 2002 - 2006 Markus Schwab <[e-mail]>
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The package is distributed under the GNU General Public License; in the hope
that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied
warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
file COPYING for details.


Card decks
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Are not included. But the configure process tries to determine, where either
the GNOME carddecks (from the GNOME games), the KDE carddecks (from the KDE
games) or the cardpics (see http://www.nongnu.org/cardpics/) are installed
and use those.


Installation
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See the file INSTALL


Documentation
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Is in the doc directory; in HTML-format. If the documentation is properly
installed (make doc-install in the doc subdirectory; see also the file INSTALL)
or the path is specified either in the INI-file or via an option, it can be
accessed from the program (by pressing F1 or via Help - Content).


How to report bugs and/or send patches
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Bug reports and patches should be send to the e-mail address of the author (me)
([e-mail]).

Please include for bugs:

  - The version of the package. In case you don't know: The title of the
    about box.
  - The version of the used libYGP library.
  - How to reproduce the bug.
  - In case of a crash there should also be a stackdump in your systemlog which
    might help in localizing the bug.
  - Anything else you think might be helpful.

Please note that I don't (can't) check my mails daily, so please be patient.