indeed the numbers sometimes overlap:
twoneight became. 218 !! that was really nasty
only removing the first found char was the workaround
Try to check your code against the 2 test sets in my OEX package:
sometimes there is a problem if the last line of input.txt is missing a line terminator.
try to keep always an empty line in the end.
Hi all,
The first half of the competition is over!
To anticipate questions related to the ranking:
My sorting is Stars > verified ObjectScript (ok%) > Scores
After finish when 50 Stars + ok=100% are reached Scores defines the ranking.
You see now an extended ranking list.
Code Part OK signals the modules that have passed the function test against the Test Sets in OEX
1 => Part1 OK, 2 => Part2 OK, 3 => Part 1+2 are OK, - => nothing OK the position indicates the day.
ok% is the percentage of parts verified OK of the 100 parts in totals in the competition.
Congratulations to the Winners ! 👏🥂
Ah, some improvements.
I personally always used UTC since the introduction of ENSEMBLE (ages back)
Your time zone is taken from your settings in the underlying operating system
$ZTZ shows the offset from UTC. You can set it to whatever you need.
but ATTENTION this affects $H for the whole IRIS instance !!!
take a serious look into documentation on mostly not wanted the side effects
to be precise:
also classes & routines starting with %SYS. * exact with uppercase and dot go to IRISSYS / CACHESYS
https://docs.intersystems.com/iris20233/csp/docbook/DocBook.UI.Page.cls?KEY=GSA_config_namespace_addmap#GSA_config_namespace_addmap_global
Similar to previous years I will provide the results of our private leaderboard
DCrank AOCrank Scores Stars ok% ----- Code Parts OK ----- Name 0 --- ---- ---- --- ----*----*----*----*----* --- DC Members --- 1 1 6825 50 100 3333333333333333333333333 Kevin An 2 2 6812 50 100 3333333333333333333333333 maxymczech 3 3 6697 50 100 3333333333333333333333333 Yuval Golan 4 12 4868 39 0 ------------------------- Jaume Ferre 5 13 4646 36 74 3333333331313333--111311- Oliver Wilms 6 14 4305 35 68 3333333333313133--111--1- Ivo ver eecke 7 15 4138 34 0 ------------------------- Oskari Kosonen 8 17 3054 24 0 ------------------------- Keith Avery 9 29 1368 12 0 ------------------------- Dieter PAUL 10 30 1046 9 0 ------------------------- TylerFeldhege 11 36 415 4 0 ------------------------- Chris Marais 12 38 302 3 0 ------------------------- Daniel Aguilar 13 39 259 2 0 ------------------------- Muhammad Umar Waseem 14 40 114 1 0 ------------------------- rhodery 15 10 5504 44 0 ------------------------- isc-Junhee Lee 16 19 2326 19 0 ------------------------- isc-Chris Stewart 17 23 1820 15 0 ------------------------- isc-Rebecca Agustin 18 27 1541 12 0 ------------------------- isc-Ajinkya Sonawane 19 37 333 3 0 ------------------------- isc-bquirk 20 41 104 1 0 ------------------------- isc-Arwa A. 21 42 100 1 0 ------------------------- isc-Raj Singh 22 --- ---- ---- --- ------------------------- --- unknow in DC --- 23 6 6476 50 100 3333333333333333333333333 Test Set1 24 7 6353 50 100 3333333333333333333333333 Test Set2 25 4 6604 50 0 ------------------------- Joaquin Derrac Rus 26 5 6573 50 0 ------------------------- Dominik Znidar 27 9 6062 50 0 ------------------------- Dang Quang Vi 28 8 6184 48 0 ------------------------- Jarjar 314 29 11 5139 42 0 ------------------------- Sloan Kanaski 30 16 3163 27 0 ------------------------- (anonymous user #3860190) 31 9 2491 21 0 ------------------------- Paul Langelaan 32 18 2353 19 0 ------------------------- Jesper Olsson 33 20 2145 18 0 ------------------------- Luke Schuurman 34 22 1947 17 0 ------------------------- Michael Cheng 35 21 2091 16 0 ------------------------- Gary Nguyen 36 24 1719 16 0 ------------------------- SubstantialProduct27 37 25 1661 14 0 ------------------------- hazamashoken 38 26 1619 13 0 ------------------------- nwattana 39 28 1422 12 0 ------------------------- Nahuel 40 31 1015 9 0 ------------------------- Geoffrey Lu 41 32 800 7 0 ------------------------- (anonymous user #214666) 42 23 697 6 0 ------------------------- j-dolenc 43 33 669 6 0 ------------------------- Dominique Dordain 44 34 482 4 0 ------------------------- LFY 45 35 476 4 0 ------------------------- Robert Trifan
Also a candidate for the 1 liner category
much better than the official SQL extension.
It was never a question of this could have been done differently
As I understand it, the important point is that IRIS has some role to play
I checked multiple namespaces. All look identical..png)
everywhere the same picture.
That %Zpy* is stored in IRISSYS.
BTW: the subscript mapping is identic to rMAC in IRIS and also in historic Caché. versions
I just learned here that "NAMED PIPE" is significantly different in
So my workaround (by accident) turns out to be better for my needs than the Linux FIFO feature
as I'm able also to read partial lines and don't need newlines or similar as separators.
it was kind of Lucky Punch
GREAT !
I also did some experiments using netcat in my container.
Using Ubuntu pipe files works somehow. But it was not convincing.
Ubuntu experts may do it better.
CPIPE ../WRITE works here https://github.com/rcemper/java-global-editor
set cpipe="|CPIPE|1"
,cmd="cd /opt/irisapp/ && java gedi > g.log"
open cpipe:(cmd:/WRITE)
;; later in loop
use 0 read "?:",opt,!
use cpipe write opt,!
;;;With NPIPE I just was lost ,
OPEN hangs or has timeout....
no idea ; Could be the Ubuntu side in Docker was wrong.
I did something similar a year ago in my WebCommand using CPIPE
added clickable link https://www.intersystems.com/global-summit/
THANK you @Iryna Mologa
Thank you @Iryna Mologa !
PR is merged OK
Good point !
None of my machines fit. Ivy Bridge is not on your list.
Would this mean IRIS 2023.* is the last version I can use without major investments in hardware?
the correct syntax
ccontrol [ run OR console OR cterminal ] <instance name>
Runs Caché in programmer mode with
[ no-device OR console OR cterminal ] for $Principal
???
be more specific