Pynagram

lp:495877 has finally been fixed. This was achieved by creating a shuffle effect at the beginning of a new game. Doing this was almost necessary because it seemed that there had to be a delay between starting a new game and resizing.

lp:510986 was also fixed. There were too many unused words in the wordlist that Pynagram would filter while loading. Now, the wordlist size has reduced considerably (without losing any of the words that appeared before). This might improve loading time and definitely improves the package size.

The directory structure was also changed in this release. The python package 'pynagram' now has a name that follows PEP8 because of the script pynagram moving to a 'bin' directory. This also allows packaging of Pynagram for Windows to begin.

- Added icons
- Used icon for the MainWindow also
- Changed resizing so that size remains the same just after game is solved also

* Partially fixed lp:495877. A better and long-term solution is still awaited. Window now resizes after every second.

A scoring system has been implemented. This also comes with timed games. Each game is "solved" after 5 minutes. After this, the player may not attempt to solve any words, and all possible words are displayed. If the player has successfully solved a seven letter word, then the player's score is carried into the next game, otherwise it is reset once a new game is started.

The scoring system is not as simple as anagramarama's (intentionally). I found that anagramarama didn't encourage players to attempt longer words. By adding bonus scores and rewarding player well for guessing longer words, Pynagram should now encourage players to guess longer words.

The about dialogue issue has been fixed. Previously the about dialogue would open only once, after which Pynagram would have to be closed to see it again. Special thanks to "days_of_ruin" from Ubuntu forums for pointing out the solution.

Once "Solve" has been clicked, the words that were typed by the user are displayed in bold in order to differentiate between the words that were typed and those that weren't.