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Only load classes and then terminate. This can be used to test that
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-e
Start in the editor instead of game.
-n (not implemented yet)
Create a new puzzle set.
-r
Open in read-only mode.
-t
Enable tracing.
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Only load classes and then terminate. This can be used to test that
the class definition file does not contain syntax errors, or it can be
used together with -C, -H, -L, -M to see how it is parsing it.
-e
Start in the editor instead of game.
-n
Create a new puzzle set. The .xclass and .class files should already
exist; the .level and .solution files should not already exist, and will
be created with minimal data.
-r
Open in read-only mode.
-t
Enable tracing.
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