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- ;;; darts-value.el --- Library for dealing with darts
- ;; Copyright © 2012-2014 Alex Kost
- ;; Author: Alex Kost <alezost@gmail.com>
- ;; Created: 25 Jul 2012
- ;; URL: https://gitlab.com/alezost-emacs/darts-value
- ;; This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
- ;; it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
- ;; the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
- ;; (at your option) any later version.
- ;; This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
- ;; but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
- ;; MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
- ;; GNU General Public License for more details.
- ;; You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
- ;; along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
- ;;; Commentary:
- ;; This file may be useful only for those strange people (like me) who
- ;; play darts and do something with their darts results using Emacs.
- ;; The most useful function is probably `darts-throw-string-to-points',
- ;; which can be used like this:
- ;;
- ;; (darts-throw-string-to-points "20 + 5 + T19") ; => 82
- ;; (darts-throw-string-to-points "25+t20+50") ; => 135
- ;; (darts-throw-string-to-points "T19" t) ; => 171
- ;;; Code:
- (require 'cl-lib)
- ;;; Darts
- (defun darts-dart-value (sector &optional segment)
- "Return dart value by the dart SECTOR and SEGMENT.
- SECTOR is a number in the range [1..20, 25].
- SEGMENT is a number in the range [1..3] (1 is default)."
- (or segment (setq segment 1))
- (or (and (>= segment 1) (<= segment 3))
- (error "%d is a wrong segment value" segment))
- (or (and (= sector 25) (/= segment 3))
- (and (>= sector 1) (<= sector 20))
- (error "%d is a wrong sector value" sector))
- (cons segment sector))
- (defun darts-dart-segment (dart)
- "Return dart segment by DART value."
- (car dart))
- (defun darts-dart-sector (dart)
- "Return dart sector by DART value."
- (cdr dart))
- (defun darts-dart-points (dart)
- "Return number of points for DART value."
- (* (darts-dart-segment dart)
- (darts-dart-sector dart)))
- (defun darts-darts-points (darts)
- "Return number of points for DARTS
- DARTS is a list of dart values."
- (apply #'+ (mapcar #'darts-dart-points darts)))
- (defun darts-dart-code (dart)
- "Return code value of DART."
- (+ (* 100 (darts-dart-segment dart))
- (darts-dart-sector dart)))
- (defun darts-dart-string-to-value (string)
- "Return dart value by STRING denoting a dart.
- STRING should be either \"50\" or be in a form:
- \"<letter><number>\", where:
- <segment> should be one of the following:
- \"\" (empty) or \"s\" - single,
- \"d\" - double,
- \"t\" - treble;
- <sector> should be a number in the range [1..20, 25]
- (\"t25\" is invalid).
- Examples of valid STRING values: \"12\", \"d20\", \"50\", \"T7\".
- Return nil if STRING contains an invalid value."
- (let* ((string (if (string= string "50")
- "d25"
- (downcase string)))
- (first-char (aref string 0))
- (segment (cl-case first-char
- (?s 1) (?d 2) (?t 3)))
- (sector (string-to-number
- (if segment (substring string 1) string)))
- (segment (or segment 1)))
- (darts-dart-value sector segment)))
- (defun darts-dart-string-to-points (string)
- "Return points of a dart STRING.
- See `darts-dart-string-to-value' for the meaning of STRING."
- (darts-dart-points (darts-dart-string-to-value string)))
- (defun darts-dart-string-to-code (string)
- "Return code value of a dart STRING.
- See `darts-dart-string-to-value' for the meaning of STRING."
- (darts-dart-code (darts-dart-string-to-value string)))
- ;;; Throws
- (defvar darts-special-throws
- '(("180" . "t20+t20+t20")
- ("177" . "t20+t20+t19")
- ("174" . "t20+t19+t19")
- ("171" . "t20+t19+t18"))
- "Alist of special strings for identifying throws.")
- (defun darts-special-throw-string (string)
- "Convert special throw STRING into a normal throw string.
- Return nil if STRING is not special."
- (cdr (assoc string darts-special-throws)))
- (defun darts-throw-value (&rest darts)
- "Return throw value for a throw consisting of DARTS."
- darts)
- (defun darts-throw-darts (throw)
- "Return darts of a THROW."
- throw)
- (defun darts-throw-points (throw)
- "Return number of points for THROW value."
- (darts-darts-points (darts-throw-darts throw)))
- (defun darts-throw-code (throw)
- "Return code value of THROW."
- (let* ((darts (darts-throw-darts throw))
- (dart-codes (mapcar #'darts-dart-code darts))
- (dart-codes (sort dart-codes #'>)))
- (mapconcat #'number-to-string dart-codes "")))
- (defun darts-throw-string-to-value (string &optional duplicate)
- "Return throw value by STRING denoting a throw.
- STRING should consist of 1, 2 or 3 darts (see
- `darts-dart-string-to-value') separated by \"+\". Also STRING
- may be one of special values from `darts-special-throws'.
- Examples: \"T17\", \"t20+t19+d7\", \"25+50\", \"177\".
- If DUPLICATE is non-nil and STRING consists of only one dart, it
- should be duplicated - i.e., the current throw is considered to
- consist of 3 such darts."
- (let* ((string (replace-regexp-in-string " " "" string)) ; remove spaces
- (string (or (darts-special-throw-string string)
- string))
- (dart-strings (split-string string "+"))
- (dart-count (length dart-strings)))
- (or (<= dart-count 3)
- (error "A throw should consist of 3 darts or less"))
- (let ((darts (mapcar #'darts-dart-string-to-value dart-strings)))
- (apply #'darts-throw-value
- (if (and duplicate (= 1 dart-count))
- (make-list 3 (car darts))
- darts)))))
- (defun darts-throw-string-to-points (string &optional duplicate)
- "Return points of a throw STRING.
- See `darts-throw-string-to-value' for the meaning of arguments."
- (darts-throw-points (darts-throw-string-to-value string duplicate)))
- (defun darts-throw-string-to-code (string &optional duplicate)
- "Return code value of a throw STRING.
- See `darts-throw-string-to-value' for the meaning of arguments."
- (darts-throw-code (darts-throw-string-to-value string duplicate)))
- (provide 'darts-value)
- ;;; darts-value.el ends here
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