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# Advent of code - Day 8 ```elixir Mix.install( [ {:kino_aoc, git: "https://github.com/ljgago/kino_aoc"} ], force: true ) ``` ## Section <!-- livebook:{"attrs":{"day":"8","session_secret":"SESSION","variable":"puzzle_input","year":"2022"},"kind":"Elixir.KinoAOC.HelperCell","livebook_object":"smart_cell"} --> ```elixir {:ok, puzzle_input} = KinoAOC.download_puzzle("2022", "8", System.fetch_env!("LB_SESSION")) ``` ```elixir ``` ```elixir input = """ 30373 25512 65332 33549 35390 """ trees = input |> String.split("\n", trim: true) |> Enum.map(fn row -> String.graphemes(row) |> Enum.map(fn t -> String.to_integer(t) end) end) ``` ```elixir defmodule A do def a(forest, default, func) do height = length(forest) width = length(Enum.at(forest, 0)) 0..(height - 1) |> Enum.map(fn i -> Enum.map( 0..(width - 1), fn j -> a(i, j, forest, height, width, default, func) end ) end) end def a(_, 0, _, _, _, default, _), do: default def a(0, _, _, _, _, default, _), do: default def a(_, j, _, _, width, default, _) when j == width - 1, do: default def a(i, _, _, height, _, default, _) when i == height - 1, do: default def a(i, j, forest, height, width, _, func) do tree = get_tree({i, j}, forest) left = for x <- 0..(j - 1), do: {i, x} right = for x <- (j + 1)..(width - 1), do: {i, x} top = for y <- 0..(i - 1), do: {y, j} bottom = for y <- (i + 1)..(height - 1), do: {y, j} func.([left, right, top, bottom], tree) end def get_tree({i, j}, forest), do: forest |> Enum.at(i) |> Enum.at(j) end ``` ```elixir f = fn l, tree -> Enum.any?( l, fn r -> Enum.all?(r, fn t -> A.get_tree(t, trees) < tree end) end ) end f3 = fn l, tree -> Enum.reduce(l, 1, fn r, acc -> acc * (r |> Enum.find_index(fn x -> A.get_tree(x, trees) >= tree end) |> case do nil -> length(r) i -> i + 1 end) end) end f2 = fn [left, right, top, bottom], tree -> f3.([Enum.reverse(left), right, Enum.reverse(top), bottom], tree) end A.a(trees, true, f) ``` ```elixir defmodule Traverse do def t(trees, start_acc, scanner, reducer) do height = length(trees) width = length(Enum.at(trees, 0)) [l1, l2] = Enum.map( [{0..(height - 1), 0..(width - 1)}, {0..(height - 1), (width - 1)..0}], fn r -> traverse(r, trees, &hget/3, start_acc, scanner) end ) [l3, l4] = Enum.map( [{0..(width - 1), 0..(height - 1)}, {0..(width - 1), (height - 1)..0}], fn r -> traverse(r, trees, &vget/3, start_acc, scanner) end ) IO.inspect(l2) Stream.map( 0..(height - 1), fn i -> Stream.map( 0..(width - 1), fn j -> Enum.reduce( [ hget(i, j, l1), hget(i, width - 1 - j, l2), hget(j, i, l3), hget(j, height - 1 - i, l4) ], reducer ) end ) end ) end def hget(i, j, trees), do: trees |> Enum.at(i) |> Enum.at(j) def vget(i, j, trees), do: trees |> Enum.at(j) |> Enum.at(i) def traverse({is, js}, trees, getter, start_acc, scanner) do Enum.map( is, fn i -> Enum.scan(js, start_acc, fn j, {max_height, _} -> x = getter.(i, j, trees) scanner.(i, x, max_height) end) end ) |> Enum.map(fn line -> Enum.map(line, fn {_, r} -> r end) end) end def part1(trees) do t( trees, {-1, false}, &is_max_height/3, &Kernel.or/2 ) |> Stream.flat_map(&Function.identity/1) |> Stream.filter(&Function.identity/1) |> Enum.count() end def is_max_height(_i, x, max_height) when x > max_height, do: {x, true} def is_max_height(_i, _x, max_height), do: {max_height, false} def part2(trees) do t( trees, {-1, 0}, &visibility/3, &Kernel.*/2 ) |> Enum.to_list() |> Enum.map(&Enum.to_list/1) # |> Stream.flat_map(&Function.identity/1) # |> Enum.max() end def visibility(0, x, _max_height), do: {x, 1} def visibility(i, x, max_height) when x > max_height, do: {x, i - 1} def visibility(_i, _x, max_height), do: {max_height, 1} end Traverse.part2(trees) ```
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