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<p>maze - generate a maze problem</p>
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<pre lang='und' xml:lang='und'> maze [ -fl | -fi | -df | -sf ] [width height]</pre>
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<p>Without arguments, maze defaults to the standard behavior. It asks for the desired width and height, then displays a maze on standard output.</p>
<p>Maze contains five maze types: the normal one (no option), flood fills (-fl), fiendish random mazes (-fi), fiendish favoring longer paths ("deep" fiendish: -df), and fiendish favoring shorter paths ("shallow" fiendish: -sf).</p>
<p>Maze also accepts the width and height on the command line. If either is too small, it will prompt for a replacement.</p>
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<p>Large mazes are slow.</p>
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<p>Maze is Copyright 1999 Rocco Caputo <troc@netrus.net>. All rights reserved. Maze is free software; you may redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.</p>
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