For whatever reason, saying "fire at 'e' one/two/three..." doesn't work. All the other letters work, but not this one. I think I will have to contact amazon because I don't think I can do something about it.
It interpret "e" as line 9, so the letter 'i'. A workaround could be implemented by matching 9 to 5 if the game is of size smaller than 9. I don't think that a lot of people will try a 10 by 10 grid at the beginning anyway.
Another solution would be to prompt the user for which lines he wants whenever we are receiving this 9.
For whatever reason, saying "fire at 'e' one/two/three..." doesn't work. All the other letters work, but not this one. I think I will have to contact amazon because I don't think I can do something about it.
It interpret "e" as line 9, so the letter 'i'. A workaround could be implemented by matching 9 to 5 if the game is of size smaller than 9. I don't think that a lot of people will try a 10 by 10 grid at the beginning anyway.
Another solution would be to prompt the user for which lines he wants whenever we are receiving this 9.