How to use process_lines method in autotest

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test.py

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...43 # print("EXPLODERS", [e.toList() for e in exploders])44 # print(snum.toJSON())45 # snum = snail.process("[[[[[4, 3], 4], 4], [7, [[8, 4], 9]]], [1, 1]]")46 # assert snum.toList() == [[[[0, 7], 4], [[7, 8], [6, 0]]], [8, 1]]47 snum = snail.process_lines(48 "[[[[4, 3], 4], 4], [7, [[8, 4], 9]]]\n[1, 1]".split("\n")49 )50 assert snum.toList() == [[[[0, 7], 4], [[7, 8], [6, 0]]], [8, 1]]51 processed = snail.process_lines(ex.ex_02[0].split("\n"))52 assert processed.toList() == [[[[1, 1], [2, 2]], [3, 3]], [4, 4]]53 processed = snail.process_lines(ex.ex_03[0].split("\n"))54 assert processed.toList() == json.loads(ex.ex_03[1])55 processed = snail.process_lines(ex.ex_04[0].split("\n"))56 assert processed.toList() == json.loads(ex.ex_04[1])57 processed = snail.process_lines(ex.ex_05[0].strip().split("\n"))58 assert processed.toList() == json.loads(ex.ex_05[1])59 processed = snail.process_lines(ex.ex_homework.strip().split("\n"))60 assert processed.toList() == json.loads(ex.ex_homework_final)61 assert processed.calculate_magnitude() == ex.ex_homework_mag62 processed = snail.process_lines(input.parse_snail_nums())63 assert processed.calculate_magnitude() == 434764test_part_1()65def test_part_2():66 largest_mag = snail.find_largest_pair(ex.ex_homework.strip().split("\n"))67 print("LARGEST MAG", largest_mag)68 largest_mag = snail.find_largest_pair(input.parse_snail_nums())69 print("LARGEST MAG", largest_mag)...

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parse_file_list.py

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...6list_file_path = r'./​list'7encoding = 'utf-8'8def print_help():9 print('Usage: -c <count>')10def process_lines(handler):11 with codecs.open(list_file_path, 'r', encoding=encoding) as file:12 for line in file.readlines():13 if line.startswith('Strength'):14 line = line[:-2]15 handler(line)16def count_lines():17 with codecs.open(list_file_path, 'r', encoding=encoding) as file:18 count = 019 for line in file.readlines():20 line = line[:-1]21 if line.startswith('Strength'):22 count += 123 print('%d lines in total' % count)24def show_lines(line: str):25 matched = re.search(r'(>+)', line, re.M | re.I)26 if len(matched.group()) == 1:27 print('\n', '-'*10)28 print(line)29def show_desc(line: str):30 left_quota, right_quota = line.find('`'), line.rfind('`')31 ext = line[left_quota + 1:right_quota]32 if ext:33 print('%-50s\t%s' % (ext, line))34def show_ext(line: str):35 left_quota, right_quota = line.rfind('['), line.rfind(']')36 ext = line[left_quota + 1:right_quota]37 if ext:38 print('%s\t%s' % (ext, line))39def show_apple(line: str):40 matched = re.search(r'\[(.*)\], \[(.*)\], \[(.*)\]', line, re.M | re.I)41 apple = matched.group(2)42 if apple:43 print('%s\t%s' % (apple, line))44def show_lineno_desc(line: str):45 matched = re.search(r'@([\d]*): `(.*)`', line, re.M | re.I)46 print('%-10s%s' % (matched.group(1), matched.group(2)))47def main(argv):48 try:49 opts, args = getopt.getopt(argv, 'hfcsedal',50 ['file', 'count', 'show', 'ext', 'desc', 'apple', 'linedesc'])51 except getopt.GetoptError:52 print_help()53 sys.exit(-1)54 for opt, arg in opts:55 if opt == '-h':56 print_help()57 sys.exit(0)58 elif opt in ('-f', '--file'):59 global list_file_path60 list_file_path = opt61 elif opt in ('-c', '--count'):62 count_lines()63 elif opt in ('-s', '--show'):64 process_lines(show_lines)65 elif opt in ('-e', '--ext'):66 process_lines(show_ext)67 elif opt in ('-d', '--desc'):68 process_lines(show_desc)69 elif opt in ('-a', '--apple'):70 process_lines(show_apple)71 elif opt in ('-l', '--linedesc'):72 process_lines(show_lineno_desc)73if __name__ == '__main__':...

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sorted.py

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1from re import split as resplit2from typing import Any, List3from dmoj.error import InternalError4from dmoj.utils.unicode import utf8bytes5def check(process_output: bytes, judge_output: bytes, split_on: str = 'lines', **kwargs) -> bool:6 split_pattern = {'lines': b'[\r\n]', 'whitespace': br'[\s]'}.get(split_on)7 if not split_pattern:8 raise InternalError('invalid `split_on` mode')9 process_lines: List[Any]10 judge_lines: List[Any]11 process_lines = list(filter(None, resplit(split_pattern, utf8bytes(process_output))))12 judge_lines = list(filter(None, resplit(split_pattern, utf8bytes(judge_output))))13 if len(process_lines) != len(judge_lines):14 return False15 if split_on == 'lines':16 process_lines = list(map(bytes.split, process_lines))17 judge_lines = list(map(bytes.split, judge_lines))18 process_lines.sort()19 judge_lines.sort()20 for process_line, judge_line in zip(process_lines, judge_lines):21 if process_line != judge_line:22 return False...

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