This pair of scripts allow you to faster test your CF problems by avoiding insane habit of copy-pasting tests every time you change a line of code. It is also useful for building an index of all source files from competitions.
It works by adding simple json object, enclosed in C++ comment, to source file with tests & info about the problem.
I suggest you use std::cerr for debug messages.
Or you can watch slower 30sec youtube video
pip install pyperclip
git clone https://github.com/dulex123/competitive-flow && cd competitive-flow
sudo ./install.shNow you just need to assign shortcut for cf-paste command.
For gnome users this is in gnome-control-center -> keyboard -> Shortcuts -> Custom Shortcuts. (Super + V)
- If you are not using codeblocks default installation dir for your compiler you need to change third line in install.bat to compiler bin folder that includes g++.exe.
- You need to run install.bat with "Run as Admin" privileges.
pip install pyperclip
git clone https://github.com/dulex123/competitive-flow
cd competitive-flow
install.batTo make a shortcut for cf-paste:
- Right click C:\Program Files\CompetitiveFlow\cf-paste.py and create shortcut
- Right click shortcut file and go to properties select hidden
- On Shortcut tab find Shortcut key: entry and add some shortcut (Ctrl+Alt+V)
- Copy test samples from codeforces problem page including first "Input" string
- Press shortcut to modify clipboard content with cf-paste
- Paste into .cpp source file
Thats it!
From now on you can test your program with
# cf-tool.py on windows
cf-tool program.cpp