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// PlayType represents the direction of play: across, down, or pass. enum class PlayType { Across, Down, Pass }; // The types of spaces on the board. // DLS == Double Letter Score // DWS == Double Word Score // TLS == Triple Letter Score // TWS == Triple Word Score enum class SpaceType { Normal = 0, DLS = 1, DWS = 2, TLS = 3, TWS = 4, Center = 5 }; // A Scrabble Tile contains a letter and a fixed point value // that depends on the letter. We also include a property for the // letter that a blank tile represents once it is played. // Tiles are not the same as board spaces: tiles are placed into // board spaces as play goes on. ref struct Tile { property Letter LetterValue; property int PointValue; property Char BlankValue; // This array contains the static point values of each tile // in alphabetical order, starting with the blank. static array<int>^ point_values = {0, 1, 3, 3, 2, 1, 4, 2, 4, 1, 8, 5, 1, 2, 1, 1, 3, 10, 1, 1, 1, 1, 4, 3, 8, 4, 10}; // The Tile constructor initializes the tile from its letter // and the point value. Tile(Letter letter) { LetterValue = letter; PointValue = point_values[ safe_cast<int>( letter )]; } // Used when displaying the tile on the gameboard virtual String^ ToString() override { // Format(LetterValue) won't work because the compiler // won't be able to identify the right overload when the // type is an enum class. return String::Format("{0}", LetterValue); } };

The first time you enable this Contact Sync feature, you will see a screen showing the progress of the initial sync. If you have a significant number of contacts (e.g. 1,000 or more), it could require over 10 minutes to finish the first-time sync. You may also have to try it a few times if it fails the first time. As of publishing time, this only worked with Google/Gmail accounts, but we believe more account types could be added in the future.

create table t1 as select mod(rownum,200) mod(rownum,200) rpad(rownum,215) from all_objects where rownum <= 3000 ; create table t2 as select trunc((rownum-1)/15) trunc((rownum-1)/15) rpad(rownum,215) from all_objects where rownum <= 3000 ;

If you have enabled wireless Contact Syncing with Google or another service, you can adjust the sync from your Contacts Options screen as follows: 1. Click the Contacts icon, press the Menu key, and click Options to see this screen.

create index t2_i1 on t2(n1 /* desc */ ); -select t1.n1, t2.n2, t1.v1 from t1, t2 where and ; t1.n2 = 45 t2.n1 = t1.n1 Collect statistics using dbms_stats here

ref struct Player { int number; // number specifying which player this is List<Tile^>^ tiles; // the player's rack of tiles // The number of tiles in the player's rack is // normally 7, but may be fewer at the end of the game. property int TileCount { int get() { return tiles->Count; } } property String^ Name; // the name of the player property int Score; // the player's cumulative point total // the constructor Player(String^ s, int n) : number(n) { Name = s; Score = 0; Console::WriteLine("Player {0} is {1}.", n, Name); } // Display the player's rack of tiles. void PrintPlayerTiles() { Console::WriteLine("Tiles in hand: "); for (int j = 0; j < TileCount; j++) { Console::Write("{0} ", tiles[j]->ToString()); } Console::WriteLine(); } }; // This class is the main class including all the functionality // and data for a Scrabble game. ref class ScrabbleGame { // Literals are constants that can be initialized in the class body. literal int TILE_COUNT = 100; // the number of tiles altogether literal int MAX_TILES_IN_HAND = 7; // the maximum number of tiles in each hand

Roll down and click the e-mail account under the Contact List to make adjustments using the screen shown. To disable Wireless Synchronization, change the Yes to a No by pressing the Space key. This screen also shows you how many contact entries are being synced. Save your changes.

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Unfortunately, sometimes your Google Contacts do not sync correctly with your BlackBerry. Below are tips to help you get up and running: 1. 2. 3. Make sure you are trying to sync a Google Mail account. As of publishing time, you could not sync Google Mail contact groups. Make sure you have enabled Wireless Synchronization on your BlackBerry smartphone. To verify this, click the Contacts app, press the Menu key, and click Options. Scroll down to and click your Gmail address under Contact Lists. The setting next to Wireless Synchronization should be set to Yes (see earlier steps and images).