No Word Filter. Try to fix it!

Sounds like "WORDLE TOUCAN", LOL.

noice

woo i won by looking at google

wait, nvm i spoke too soon

it wont work for me anymore D:

Wow- a repl.it developer who updates their game based on suggestions? I am unironically impressed, nice job Frozones!

"keyboard" printout:

// only call this if you have already found a match for ch in guess_history
// returns "match type" as a number (none, partial or full)
int
find_guess_history_optimistic(char ch)
{
    size_t ghsize = 60;
    char *match = memchr(guess_history, ch, ghsize);

    switch (*(match - 1)) {
        case '0': return 0;
        case '2': return 2;
    }

    // we know for a fact the first match was a 1 (yellow) match
    // try to see if there's a more optimistic (better) match anywhere else

    while (ghsize > 0) {
        ++match;
        ghsize = 60 - (match - guess_history);
        match = memchr(match, ch, ghsize);

        if(match == NULL)
            return 1;

        if(*(match - 1) == '2')
            return 2;
    }

    return 1;
}

void
print_keyboard(void)
{
    static char const *row_qwerty = "QWERTYUIOP";
    static char const *row_asdf = "ASDFGHJKL";
    static char const *row_zxc = "ZXCVBNM";

    for (int i = 0; i < 10; ++i) {
        char const *match = memchr(guess_history, row_qwerty[i], 60);
        int matchtype;

        if (match == NULL)
            // print row_qwerty[i] the default way
        else {
            matchtype = find_guess_history_optimistic(row_qwerty[i]);
            // print row_qwerty[i] using matchtype
            // 0 = no match (dark grey)
            // 1 = partial match (yellow)
            // 2 = full match (green)
        }
    }

    for (int i = 0; i < 9; ++i)
        // do the same for row_asdf

    for(int i = 0; i < 7; ++i)
        // do the same for row_zxc
}

This is following from the last comment I wrote about how to better-manage the guess history, which is at the bottom of the other thread. In case you were confused about what guess_history is.

char wordle[5];
...
if (random == 1)
      {
        wordle[0] = 'C';
        wordle[1] = 'L';
        wordle[2] = 'O';
        wordle[3] = 'U';
        wordle[4] = 'T';
      }
    else if (random == 2)
        ...
    // this goes on for like 400 lines

there is a much easier way to do this, just saying

#include <string.h>

char wordle[5];
static char const *dictionary[] = {
    "CLOUT", "POKER", "VISTA", ...
};
...
size_t dict_len = sizeof dictionary / sizeof *dictionary;
int random = rand() % len;

memcpy(wordle, dictionary[random], 5);

where's yellow?...

No credit? Nowhere? This was made by Josh Wardle (https://www.powerlanguage.co.uk/wordle/) and was imitated here.

Really cool game! Reminds me of a TV-show we have in our country called Lingo!

Really cool

YEE