The challenge
The shortest code by character count to identify and mark water depressions in the ASCII representation of a land from input.
Input will be an ASCII representation of a landscape, having hills, valleys and flat lands. The program should simulate what the landscape would look like if if was flooded - filling all valleys with water (character x
).
The landscape will always start and stop with the character _
and will be at least 2 characters long, making the shortest input __
.
A hill is defined as a raise, and should not be filled with water:
__
_/ \_
A valley is defined as a depression and will be filled with water until a flatland is encountered:
_ _
\__/
Input can be assumed clean and will be composed only from the characters space (), newline (
\n
), underscore (_
), and forward and backward slashes (/
and \
). Input can be seen as a continuous line, and any input that contains ambiguous line input such as _/_
or
_ _
\_/
/ \
Is considered invalid.
Regarding underwater caves, water level should be maintained if cave level goes above water level.
Test cases
Input:
__/\__
\__
\ ___ ___________
/ / \_ \_
\_____/ \__ _/
\/
Output:
__/\__
\__
\ ___ ___________
/xxxxxx/ \xxxxxx\_
\xxxxx/ \xxxxx/
\/
Input:
__ ___
/ \_____/
/ _______
________ / \ /
_____/ \ /__ \ \_
____ / \ /__/ __/
\_ / \ ____/
\______\ /____/
Output:
__ ___
/ \xxxxx/
/ _______
________ / \ /
_____/ \xxx/__ \xxxx\_
____ / \xxxx/__/xxxxx/
\xxxxxxxx/ \xxxxxxxxx/
\xxxxxx\ /xxxx/
Input:
__ _
_ ____ ____ _____/ \ /
\ / \ __________/ \ __/ ___ /___\
\___/ \ \ \ \___/ /_
/________\ \___________\
Output:
__ _
_ ____ ____ _____/ \xxx/
\xxxxx/ \xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/ \xxxxxx/ ___ /xxx\
\xxx/ \xxxxxxx\ \xxx\___/xx/_
/xxxxxxxx\ \xxxxxxxxxxx\
Code count includes input/output (i.e full program).
C - 741 621 600 characters (but handles the new cases properly)
$ gcc water.c && ./a.out < test6.txt
__ ___
/ \xxxxx/
/ _______
________ / \ /
_____/ \xxx/__ \xxxx\_
____ / \xxxx/__/xxxxx/
\xxxxxxxx/ \xxxxxxxxx/
\xxxxxx\ /xxxx/
#include<stdio.h>
char d[99][99],*p,*e,*z,*s=d,c,S=' ',D='-',O='.',U='_';n,w,x,N=99,i;
g(y){for(i=0;!i;p+=N,e+=N){i=*p==D;for(z=p;z!=e;z+=y){if(*z!=O&&*z!=
D)break;*z=*z==O?S:U;}}}f(char*n,int r){if(*n==O||*n==D){*n=r>0?'x':
S;int k;for(k=0;k<9;k++)f(n+k/3*N-N+k%3-1,r+k/3-1);}}main(){for(p=s;
gets(p);p+=N,n++){x=strlen(p)-1;w=x>w?x:w;}for(p=s,e=d[N];p<s+N;p++)
{for(i=1,z=p;z<e;z+=N)c=*z,c==0?*z=c=S:0,i?c==S?*z=O:c==U?*z=D:0:0,(
c=='/'&&z[1]!=U)||(c=='\\'&&z[-1]!=D)||c==U?i=1-i:0;}p=s;e=s+w;g(1);
p=s+w;e=s;g(-1);for(p=s;p<s+w;p++){for(z=p;*z==S;z+=N);f(z,1);}for(i
=0;i<n;i++)printf("%.*s\n",w+1,d[i]);}
Ruby, 794 759 769 752 715 692 663 655 626 616
Additional test cases: http://pastie.org/708281 and http://pastie.org/708288 and http://pastie.org/708310
Compressed except for indent:
def g i,j,&f
t=[-1,0,1]
t.each{|r|next if@w[i][j,1]=='_'&&r>0
t.each{|c|a=i+r
b=j+c
if a>=0&&b>=0&&a<@r&&b<@c
@t[a]||=[]
if r!=0&&c!=0
k=@w[a][j,1]
l=@w[i][b,1]
next if/[\/\\]/=~k+l&&((k!=l)||((r<=>0)==(c<=>0)?k!='\\': k!='/'))
end
e=@w[a][b,1]
z,@t[a][b]=@t[a][b],1
return 1if !z&&(e==' '||r>=0&&e=='_')&&yield(a,b,f)
end}}
nil
end
w=$stdin.readlines
@c=w.map{|e|e.size}.max-1
@w=w=w.map{|e|e.chomp.ljust@c}
z=w.map{|e|e.dup}
@r=w.size
@r.times{|r|@m=r
@c.times{|c|e=w[r][c,1]
z[r][c]='x'if(e==' '||e=='_')&&(@t=[]
!g(r,c){|u,v,f|u>=@m and v==0||v==@c-1||g(u,v,&f)})&&(@t=[]
g(r,c){|u,v,f|u==0||g(u,v,&f)})}}
puts z
Python, 702 805 794 778 758 754 710 651
Handles DigitalRoss's test cases, as well as large test cases such as http://pastie.org/708764.
Example run
$ python runningwater.py < test4.txt
____________________________
/
_ \ __
/ \xxxxx/ / \
___ _____/ /xxx/ / \
____________ / \xxxxx/ ____/xxx/ __ /xxxxxx\
\xxx/ /xxxxx\__ \xxxxxx/ /xx\___/xxxxxxx/
___/xxxxxxxxx\____ /xxxxxxxxxxxxxx/
/xxxxx/ \xxxxx\__/x/ \xxxxxxx/
/xxxxx/ \xxxxxxxx/ \xxxxx/
\xxxxx\ _________ \xxx/
\xxx\ /xxxxxxxxx\ /xx/
\x\ \x\ /\ \x\ /xx/
__________ \x\ \x\_/x/ /x/ /xx/
/xxxxxxxxxx\ \x\ \xxx/ /x/ /xx/
/xxxxxxxxxxxx\ \x\ \x/ /x/ /xx/
\xxxxxxxxxxxxx\ \x\ /x/ /xx/
\xxxxxxx\ \x\_/x/ /xx/
____/xxx/ \xx\ \xxx/ /xx/
\xxxxxx/ \xx\___________________/xx/
\xx/ \xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/
Code
import sys
q=sys.stdin.readlines()
e=enumerate
s=type
k=int
o=[]
t=[0]*max(map(len,q))
n=1
L=[]
l={}
for p,d in e(q):
w=a=0;o+=[[]]
for i,c in e(d):
T=t[i];C=[[c,T]];D=d[i+1:];b=0;o[-1]+=C;L+=C
if c in'_ ':
if('/'in D or '\\'in D)*(T%2-1)*w*p:
for j in range(max(i-1,0),min(i+2,len(o[p-1]))):R=o[p-1][j][0];b=R*(k==s(R))or b
for x in L:x[0]=b*(x[0]==a)or x[0]
a=C[0][0]=b or a or n
elif c in'\\/':w=1;a=0;n+=1
D=d[i-1]+c;t[i-1]+=(D=='/_');t[i]+=(c in'_/\\')+(D=='_\\')
for i,a in e(o):
for c,r in a:
if(r==0)*(s(c)==k):l[c]=1
for j,(c,r)in e(a):
if(c in l)-1:a[j]=q[i][j],0
print''.join((k==s(x))*'x'or x for x,r in a),
Perl, 534 545 550 566 569 567 578 594 596
sub i{$a=1;$a^=substr(x.$l[$_],$_[0],3)=~/^(.[_y]|.\/[^_]|[^_]\\)/for 0..$r-1;
$a}sub f{$c=$e-$s;$_=$l[$r];$f=s/(.{$s})(.{0,$c})/$1<$2>/;(/[ _x]>/&i$e-1and$f=
/>[ _xy]*[\\\/]/,$e=$+[0]-2)or/[ _]*>/,$e=$-[0]-1;(/<[ _x]/&i$s and$f&=
/[\\\/][ _xy]*</,$s=$-[0])or/<[ _]*/,$s=$+[0]-1;$f&$s<$e&&substr($l[$r],$s,$e-$s
)=~s!([\\/][ _xy]*)([\\/][ _]*)!($t=$1)=~y/ _/xy/,$t.$2!eg,$r--&&&f}$q=@l=<>;
while($q--){i$-[0]+1and substr($l[$r--],$-[1],length$1)=~y/_y/x/,$s=$-[0],$e=
$+[0],$q&&f while$l[$r=$q]=~m~\\/|[\\/]([_y]+)[\\/]~g}y/y/x/,print for@l
This handles all the test cases that I've seen. Newlines are optional and are only there for formatting.
Call it as e.g. perl water.pl test.txt
.
Here's another funny edge case (for my algorithm anyway) not in any of the previous examples:
__ _
\__ /
/_/
The verbose version I'd put up earlier still fails on that.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1766675/code-golf-running-water