NCTU_Oryx

The competition codebook for team NCTU_Oryx, along with the codebook tester and generator.

Environment Requirements

• LaTeX along with PDFLaTeX
• python3

Usage: Codebook Generator

In C/C++ code(and plain text files), the control sequence start with ---codebook can be used to mark the range of code you want to use. They are conformed into C-style comments:

#include <stdio.h>
#DEFINE SOMEOTHERSTUFF
/*---codebook desc
Here can insert raw \LaTeX paragraph/math syntax here, the generator will copy this block of comment verbatim into codebook
*/
//---codebook start
printf("Here would be the code"); 
//---codebook end
int main() {
	printf("Some test code can be placed here, and wiill be ignored by the generator");
}

Then in spec.py you can specify what snippet to include(in the python Dict sections):

graph = {
    'Cut Vertex and BCC':'Graph/CutBCC.cpp'
}

sections = {
    'Graph':graph,
}

Finally, use python3 codebook.py gen [-v] to generate pdf version of codebook(You may modify template.tex if you want), the -v argument will show the output message from pdflatex.

Usage: Codebook tester

First place your test data in a seperate directory under tests. The filename of input data should have .in extension, the filename of correct output data should have .out extension, and they must have same filename.

Then in the corresponding code to test, you may put(one or more) control sequence in the comment too:

//---codebook test=Math/extgcd

After that issue python3 codebook.py test [all], you will see the verdict of each specified testsuite. The all argument will test all the snnipet in the working directory, even when they are not in spec.py.