Polygon converter

Polygon refers to Codeforces' Polygon.

This package creates a copy of the tests, renames the tests and outputs a string that can be used for the Score Parameters field (use GroupMin score type) for Contest Management System (CMS). The renamed tests and the score parameters capture Polygon's subtasks (groups) and dependencies in CMS.

This code uses problem.xml in the Polygon full package (either Windows or Linux is fine) to retrieve information about subtasks.

How To Use

• Install this package: pip install polyconv
• Groups may use Polygon's COMPLETE_GROUP or EACH_TEST points policy.
• Generate a full package on Polygon for your problem and download the Linux version.
• Run polyconv polygon_path, where polygon_path is the path to the Polygon full package's root directory (where the folders statements/ and tests/ are). Add the -f flag to overwrite files if they exist.
• A new folder cms_out will be created in polygon_path (this can be changed with -o) containing the following:
  • A folder tests/ containing renamed tests.
  • A .zip file tests.zip with the contents in the tests/ folder above.
  • A score_params.txt file with the score parameters string. You should copy this to the Score Parameters field in CMS (use GroupMin score type).
• To also extract OutputOnly tests, pass --output-only SUBSTRING. Any test whose group name contains SUBSTRING remains in the Batch files and is additionally written to:
  • output_only.zip, using input.XX.txt and output.XX.txt names.
  • attachment.zip, using input-only input_XX.txt names.
  • Matching tests are ordered by their original Polygon test number and renumbered from 00. Two digits are the minimum width, not a test-count limit.
• To also create samples.zip, pass --samples GROUP. This uses exact group matching and preserves converted Batch names such as input.01_sample and output.01_sample.
• The string in score_params.txt will also be output to the standard output.