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<0> ah ye
<0> i bet that patented
<1> Gotisch
<1> want a challenge?
<0> sure
<1> ok
<1> http://www.olympiad.org.uk/papers/2005/samples/samples.html
<0> ?
<0> whats that
<1> the british informatics olympiad sample questions
<0> i though more in a line of a tcl script to do :]
<1> i'm doing the 2006 one this week
<0> oh
<1> yeah try one of those 3 sample questions
<0> in tcl?
<1> i'm either gonna do it in tcl or in pascal
<1> depends on the question i get
<1> i just tried that mayan one... and its pretty ****in hard
<0> hey thats nice
<0> gonna try mayan one
<0> doesnt seem that hard
<1> hehe
<1> thats what i thought
<0> brb
<1> make sure you read it all
<1> i didnt read it all and when i found out it wanted me to convert from mayan to our dates it was too late
<1> i mean from our dates to mayan
<1> i got it to convert from mayan to ours, but cant be bothered to do it the other way around
<0> ha
<0> shouldn't be that hard really
<0> was 2000 a leap year?
<0> pretty simple even
<0> lets start writing
<2> 2000 wasnt leap year
<1> hummm
<2> oh it was
<1> lol
<2> they got some weird rules
<2> dividable with 100 isnt leap year
<1> look @ the connect 4 one
<2> but dividable with 400 is
<1> yeah
<2> u wont hit any of them probs ;)
<1> for the purpose of this... just divisable by 4 = leap year
<2> i doubt u or any of ur script will be here 2100 ;)
<1> lol
<0> ye thats the problem
<1> its really simple how to do it
<0> ; expr 2002 % 4
<3> Gotisch: #3830 (212 clicks) Tcl: 2
<0> ; expr 2004 % 4
<3> Gotisch: #3831 (239 clicks) Tcl: 0
<1> i just figured it out
<0> was 2004 a leap year too?
<1> 13 20 7 16 3 <-- let that equal 0
<2> yes Gotisch
<4> lindex "{a b c}" 0
<3> brigante: #3836 (125 clicks) Tcl: a b c
<4> lindex {a b c} 0
<3> brigante: #3837 (150 clicks) Tcl: a
<4> lindex a b c 0
<4> lindex {{a b c}} 0
<3> brigante: #3839 (142 clicks) Tcl: a b c
<0> one day 24 hours?
<2> u living under a rock Gotisch ? :)
<1> hours doesnt matter?
<0> i mean for the converter
<0> maybe the mayans had 20 hours day
<1> lol
<1> yeah they did
<1> its all about days
<1> its really simple though
<1> ;regexp {\d+\.0} 3.2
<1> ;regexp {\d+\.0} 3.0
<3> [GRiMMY]: #3849 (664 clicks) Tcl: 0
<1> ;regexp {\d+\.0} 3.6
<3> [GRiMMY]: #3850 (209 clicks) Tcl: 1
<3> [GRiMMY]: #3851 (203 clicks) Tcl: 0
<0> damn
<0> !
<0> doesnt work
<1> lol
<1> mine nearly does
<0> i dont get why mine not
<0> oh
<0> i get it
<0> mh
<0> how much days is a katun?
<0> 20*18*20
<0> isnt it?
<0> ; expr 20*18*20
<3> Gotisch: #3864 (188 clicks) Tcl: 7200
<0> oh
<0> damn
<1> hehe
<0> ; clock seconds
<3> Gotisch: #3868 (136 clicks) Tcl: 1141599256
<0> ; set a [clock seconds]
<3> Gotisch: #3869 (32329 clicks) Tcl error: can't set "a": variable is array
<0> ; set abc [clock seconds]
<3> Gotisch: #3870 (203 clicks) Tcl: 1141599273
<0> damn
<0> im so stupid
<0> ; incr abc [expr 18*20*20*24*60*60]
<3> Gotisch: #3873 (261 clicks) Tcl: 1763679273
<0> why does this give me a negative number in my shell?
<0> Adding 20*7200*24*60*60 = -443301888
<0> because its small int
<0> !
<0> how do i convert to big int again?
<1> ok testing time
<2> dont use int :)
<1> wooot
<1> % tomayan 1 1 2000
<1> Our Date: 1 0 2000
<1> Mayan Date: 13 20 7 16 3
<1> oops lol
<0> BL4DE how do i change it again
<1> % tomayan 1 1 2000
<1> Our Date: 1 1 2000
<1> Mayan Date: 13 20 7 16 3
<1> your doing something wrong Gotisch
<1> theres no need for a number that big
<0> puts "Adding $what*$con*24*60*60 = [expr {$what*$con*24*60*60}]"
<0> Adding 20*7200*24*60*60 = -443301888
<1> ;expr 7 % 7
<3> [GRiMMY]: #3894 (249 clicks) Tcl: 0
<0> oh
<0> 7200
<0> but thats ok too
<0> it still does it
<0> ; expr 20*7200*24*60*60
<3> Gotisch: #3899 (251 clicks) Tcl: -443301888
<0> see
<0> ; expr wide(20*7200*24*60*60)
<3> Gotisch: #3901 (235 clicks) Tcl: -443301888
<1> ummm
<1> no
<0> i need big int
<1> no you dont
<1> array set mayan {
<1> kin
<1> uinal
<1> tun
<1> katun0
<1> baktun000
<1> }
<0> ye
<1> thats the number of days in each mayan thing
<0> i have that already
<0> my only problem is that i convert it to seconds
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