This is a simple program that takes details about a specific level and prints out all possible solutions.

The available operations throughout the whole game are as follows:

sig, rev, sum, del, shr, shl, mir, inv, sto add, sub, mul, div, ndg, pow, ext rep

In the context of this program, the first row takes no additional numbers, the second row takes one additional number, the third row takes two additional numbers.

The full names and associated buttons are as follows:

sig - (+/-)change sign rev - (Reverse) reverse number sum - (SUM) sum of digits del - (<<) delete digit shr - (Shift >) shift right shl - (< Shift) shift left mir - (Mirror) mirror digits inv - (Inv10) subtract each digit from 10 mod 10 sto - (Store) use stored number add - (+ n) add n sub - (- n) subtract n mul - (x n) multiply n div - (/ n) divide n ndg - (n) new digit pow - (x^n) raise to power of n ext - ([+] n) add n to all buttons rep - (n1 => n2) replace n1 with n2

The input style is shown as follows: beg;fin;mov;pin;pot;ops;op1_num11_num12;op2_num21_num22;op3_num31_num32;op4_num41_num42;op5_num51_num52;

beg - beginning number fin - goal number mov - number of moves allowed pin - portal in pot - portal out ops - number of available operations

When inputting, no spaces can appear in the input; must be one continuous string. All semicolons up to and including the one after ops are required. Explained more below, but if no portals exist in a level, do not fill in, have three semicolons in a row. For operations, only the number specified by ops are needed. If ops = 2 and no portals;

beg;fin;mov;;;ops;op1_num11_num12;op2_num21_num22;

is all that is required. Just like portals, both spaces for numbers are required, that means both underscores and the semicolon after. The following could be the operations section for an inverse button, an add 5 button, and a replace button.

inv__;add_5_;rep_11_22;

The order in which the operations are given does not matter.

Note that with sto, as input, it takes no extra numbers, but when printed, it will show one number, this is the number it wants you to have stored and use at that location

If no portals, leave blank. If there are portals, use the location number as in the following example (assume the arrows are flipped):

^ 123 ^

pin = 3, pot = 0

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