#
# Find deals where south is "AK K52 98765 962" and north has a gambling
# 3nt hand.
#
# This was one of the first examples I gave of how "smart stacking" could
# be used.
#
# Compare output from this with output from ex/3nt-nostack.tcl to make
# sure that the relative odds are being obeyed, eg:
#
#   deal -i ex/3nt-stack.tcl 1000 | sort | uniq -c | sort -nr > stack.txt
#   deal -i ex/3nt-nostack.tcl 1000 | sort | uniq -c | sort -nr > nostack.txt
#
# Obviously, they shouldn't be exactly the same, but they should be similar.

source /usr/share/deal/format/none

shapecond gam3NT.shape {$s<=3&&$h<=3&&(($d>=7&&$c<=4)||($c>=7&&$d<=4))}

# return '1' if not compatible with a gambling notrump hand,
# '0' otherwise
holdingProc gam3NT.suit {A K Q J len} {

   if {$len>=7} {
     if {$len<=9&&$A&&$K&&$Q} { return 0}
     return 1
   }

   if {$len<=4} {
     if {$A||$K} { return 1 }
     return 0
   }

   return 1

}

deal::input smartstack north gam3NT.shape gam3NT.suit 0 0

south is "AK K52 98765 962"

# Dump the data table from the smart stacking routine

main {
   puts "-- [north shape]"
   accept
}

#
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#
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# 
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# 
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