OI Tool

A gedit plugin which can test OI codes.

Features of OI Tool(v2.0)

• Test your OI codes fast.
• Highly customizable: almost all things of OI Tool can be customized.
• Multiunctions: support building, testing multiple testcases, and stress testing against another program.

Requirements

• Operating system: Linux
• Do NOT put files with extension with prefix ya (such as a.yaerr and f.yainfo) in the same folder with your code.

Installation

Download the files in releases and copy them to ~/.config/gedit/tools.

Configuration

User configuration

The configuration file should be named .ya in your user folder.

Workspace configuration

The configuration file should be named .ya in the workspace folder.

File configuration

The configuration file should be named <name>.ya in the workspace folder.

Configuration format

The configuration file should be like:

key1 = value1
key2 = "value2" # String should be quoted in " "
...
keyn = valuen
# You can insert comments starting with "#" in the configuration file.

If there is no configuration file found, then the default setting will be used.

OI Tool - Build and run testcases

Usage

1. Open your source file <name>.<ext>. After building, the executable file will be named <exe>(<exe>=<name>).
2. Put your testcases in <i>.in and <i>.ans. (<i> is the ID of the testcases, ranging in [0,<testcases>])
3. Press the shortcut key F5.
4. You can see the results in the panel below. Judge results are: AC(Answer correct), WA(Wrong answer), TLE(Time limit exceeded) and RE(Runtime error). Your stdout and stderr are redirected to <exe><i>.out and <exe>.<i>.yaerr respectively.

Configuration

Key	Type	Default Value	Description
time_limit	Integer	5	Time limit. Unit: second
memory_limit	Integer	512	Memory limit. Unit: MB
compiler	String	g++ <file> -o <exe> -lm -O2 -std=c++11 &> <err>	Compile command. <file>: source file. <exe>: executable file. <err>: compiler output file.
judger	String	diff <out> <ans> -w -B -q &> /dev/null	Judger of the output. <in>: input file. <out>: output file. <ans>: answer file. <err>: judger output file.
input_file	String	<i>.in	Input file. <i>: testcase ID. <exe>: executable file.
output_file	String	<exe><i>.out	Output file. <i>: testcase ID. <exe>: executable file.
answer_file	String	<i>.ans	Answer file. <i>: testcase ID. <exe>: executable file.

OI Tool - Build

It is similar to "OI Tool - Build and run testcases".

The only difference is that "OI Tool - Build" will only build the source file and it will not run testcases.

The shortcut key for "OI Tool - Build" is Ctrl + F5.

OI Tool - Stress test

Usage

1. Put your program's executable file <program>, standard program's executable file <std> and input generator's executable file <gen> in the workspace folder.
2. Press the shortcut key Ctrl + Shift + F12.
3. The first generated data that caused a WA will be copied in <program>.yain and <std>.yaout. Your stdout and stderr are redirected to <program>.yaout and <program>.yaerr respectively.

Configuration

Key	Type	Default Value	Description
program	String	a	Your program's executable file.
std	String	f	Standard program's executable file.
gen	String	g	Input generator's executable file.
judger	String	diff <out> <ans> -w -B -q &> /dev/null	Judger of the output. <in>: input file. <out>: output file. <ans>: answer file. <err>: judger output file.