Pure Javascript implementation of Noqx.
The converted codes are pre-generated by Copilot with manual modifications, and some variables are renamed to avoid conflict:
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Color->BaseColor -
Direction->BaseDir -
Point->BasePoint -
Puzzle->PenpaPuzzle(which extendsBasePuzzle)
According to the difference between Python and Javascript, the BasePoint data structure adds a toString function to serialize the data:
class BasePoint {
constructor(r, c, d = BaseDir.CENTER, pos = "normal") {
this.r = r;
this.c = c;
this.d = d;
this.pos = pos;
}
toString() {
return `${this.r},${this.c},${this.d.description},${this.pos}`;
}
}Therefore, all the keys of surface, text, symbol, edge and line are changed to a String object in the Javascript version. Meanwhile, a new conversion utility function is created to convert the String object back to an Array object:
function extract_point(point) {
/** Extract the point data from a string. */
const point_data = point.split(",");
return [parseInt(point_data[0], 10), parseInt(point_data[1], 10), point_data[2], point_data[3]];
}Due to the same reason, all sources from the clues should be called from the following utility function:
function get_all_src(clues) {
/** Get all the sources from the clues. */
const all_src = new Set();
const all_src_str = new Set();
for (const point of clues.keys()) {
const [r, c, _, __] = extract_point(point);
if (!all_src_str.has(`${r},${c}`)) {
all_src_str.add(`${r},${c}`);
all_src.add([r, c]);
}
}
return all_src;
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