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{ if ((WordArray[x-1] == “R”) || (WordArray[x-1] == “T”) ||
}
(WordArray[x-1] == “P”) || (WordArray[x-1] == “C”))
{ WordArray[x-1] = WordArray[x-1]+ WordArray[x];
}
WordArray.splice(x,1);
//Check for Ng
if (WordArray[x] == “G”)
}
{ if (WordArray[x-1] == “N”)
{ WordArray[x-1] = WordArray[x-1]+ WordArray[x];
}
WordArray.splice(x,1);
//Check for Dd, Ff, Ll
if ((WordArray[x] == “D”) || (WordArray[x] == “F”) || (WordArray[x] == “L”))
}
{ if (WordArray[x-1] == WordArray[x])
}
{ WordArray[x-1] = WordArray[x-1]+ WordArray[x];
}
WordArray.splice(x,1);
return(WordArray.length);
}
Once both digraphs and single-character letters have been identified as single
elements, the word can be scrambled and displayed to the player in an unfamiliar
letter order whilst still retaining the digraph integrity (TH, F, R, LL, I, E).
6.3 Anagram Maker
As described previously, the word list for the Cybolfa games is derived from the Dic
Penderyn word list. Each time Cybolfa is played, a random six-letter word is drawn
from the list and an anagram maker within the actionscript code generates a list of
all possible anagrams for that word. This is achieved by cross-referencing Canolfan
Bedwyr’s Welsh spellchecker list with the original word’s possible letter combinations.
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