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There are potentially easier hand input formats to serialize. Supporting multiple formats can help user select the best one for their application.
A potential format would be strings with a suit symbol followed by all ranks in suit:
{"hands": { "S":["DJT863", "CA6432", "S972"], ... }}
64 bit integer bitmask for each hands which maps directly to libdds structure.
{"hands": { "S":32764, ... }} // 13 spades for south: ((1ull << 13) - 1) << 2
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Formats that are easier for a human to read and enter could be useful too, e.g.,
{"nesw": [ "AKQJ.AKQJ.T98.T9", "5432.5432.32.432", "T98.T9.AKQJ.AKQJ", "76.876.7654.8765" ]}
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There are potentially easier hand input formats to serialize. Supporting multiple formats can help user select the best one for their application.
A potential format would be strings with a suit symbol followed by all ranks in suit:
64 bit integer bitmask for each hands which maps directly to libdds structure.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: