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ok, I think this works 

The final desirable flow turns out to be:
  d[1][1] -> row_total[1], col_total[1] -> d[1][2], d[2][1] -> d[2][2]
  -> the remaining totals

Phew! This may well be the only possible way that works, modulo
symmetry.

I've tested manually that:
  the generated grids are always consistent
  row 2 and column 2 are never more than 10
  row 2 and column 2 _do_ go to 10 sometimes
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Kartik K. Agaram 2023-11-16 11:19:15 -08:00
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@ -15,11 +15,11 @@ generate = function()
g.col_totals[1] = math.random(d11+1,10)
-- loiter()
g.data[1][2] = g.row_totals[1] - d11
g.data[2][1] = g.col_totals[1]-d11
g.data[2][1] = g.col_totals[1] - d11
-- loiter()
g.col_totals[2] = math.random(g.data[2][1]+1,10)
-- loiter()
g.data[2][2] = g.col_totals[2]-g.data[1][2]
local max = math.max(g.data[1][2], g.data[2][1])
g.data[2][2] = math.random(1, 10-max)
-- loiter()
g.col_totals[2] = g.data[1][2] + g.data[2][2]
g.row_totals[2] = g.data[2][1] + g.data[2][2]
end