johnfn

import re

CLASS_RE = r'(export )?class ([^\s]+)'
MODULE_RE = r'(declare )?module ([^\s]+)'
INTERFACE_RE = r'interface ([^\s]+)'
FUNCTION_RE = r'^\s*(static)?\s*([^\(]+)\('
PARAM_RE = r'^\s*(static)?\s*([^:^\(]+):'
DOCS_START = r'^\s*/\*\*\s*$'
DOCS_END = r'^\s*\*/\s*$'
CLOSE_BRACKET_RE = r'^\s*\};?\s*$'

johnfn

// JSON String -> Object
// Still TODO:
// 1. Nested JSON object parsing
// 2. String -> JSON data type

// Data structures to hold JSON
// Probably not necessary but they make the code nice and I wanted to learn about them

enum JSONItem {
    case StringEntry(String, String)

johnfn

# TODO
# * Parse out name of class
# * Parse nested objects
#   * Since they are explicitly marked with ForeignKey("nameOfProperty"), this should be a single regex
# * test against different files

import re

filename = "DbPerson.cs"
test = "".join([line for line in open(filename)])

johnfn

class DbPerson.cs {
  var id: int
  var email: string
  var snippet: string
  var bio: string
  var created: DateTime
  var firstname: string
  var lastname: string
  var birthdate: DateTime?
  var gender: string

johnfn

DEBUG:TS:Body sequence#: 358
DEBUG:TS:Read body of length: 83
DEBUG:TS:Body sequence#: 359
DEBUG:TS:Read body of length: 83
DEBUG:TS:Body sequence#: 360
DEBUG:TS:Read body of length: 83
DEBUG:TS:Body sequence#: 361
DEBUG:TS:Read body of length: 83
DEBUG:TS:Body sequence#: 362
DEBUG:TS:Read body of length: 83

johnfn

DEBUG:TS:Body sequence#: 610
DEBUG:TS:Read body of length: 83
DEBUG:TS:Body sequence#: 611
DEBUG:TS:Read body of length: 83
DEBUG:TS:Body sequence#: 612
DEBUG:TS:Read body of length: 83
DEBUG:TS:Body sequence#: 613
DEBUG:TS:Read body of length: 83
DEBUG:TS:Body sequence#: 614

johnfn

// this is what the data looks like

interface Battle {
  entries: number[];
  host: string;
  id: number;
  major: boolean;
  timestamp: string;
  title: string;
}

johnfn

public List<List<Cell>> World; // 100x100 2d list of Struct

private void FloodFill()
{
    var edge = new List<Cell> { World[0][0] };
    var seen = new HashSet<Cell> { };

    //while (edge.Count > 0)
    for (var i = 0; i < 50; i++) // Just run 50 iterations
    {

johnfn

(defmacro simple [x] (eval x))

(let [y 5] (simple y))

>> can't eval locals

johnfn

# Copy (yes, literally copy as in copy and paste) all the data from the LD big stats page (http://www.ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-20/?more=1)
# and put it into a file called "data" (quotes for clarity). Then run this file with python.

data = [l[:-1] for l in file("data")]

scores = {}
score_category = ""
categories = []

for line in data: