scripts/polygon_pdf_companion.py: parse Polygon statement PDFs into Competitive Companion - #92
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scripts/polygon_pdf_companion.py(needspip install pdfplumber): parses a Polygon/olymp.sty-generated statements PDF and POSTs each problem to Competitive Companion listeners on localhost (all default ports from CC'shosts.ts: cpbooster/Hightail/acmX/Caide/CP Editor/cph), so onsite/PDF-only contests plug into the same workflow as web parsing.Per problem it extracts name, TL/ML, input/output file (file-based IO becomes
{"type": "file", ...}), interactivity, and sample tests, sharing onebatchid per contest.Sample extraction reads the ruled example tables via pdfplumber
find_tables(with a generousintersection_tolerance— some PDFs draw rules with mismatched endpoints that otherwise split the table in half):explanation,Notes, ...) are ignored via header classification (classify_headerpicks input/output column indices by substring);Alice's Input | Alice's Output | Bob's Input | Bob's Output) are treated as transcripts: all rows interleave into a single test;Sample Input N/Examplesheadings;Problem A. Name, bareProblem A+ title line, andA – Name(EUC).Verified against 18 UCup/Petrozavodsk/ICPC statement PDFs (161 problems, all with non-empty samples except interactive problems with no example table) and end-to-end against a live localhost listener. Known gap: EUC-style PDFs whose samples are plain unruled text get name/limits only.
Link to Devin session: https://app.devin.ai/sessions/a55635671cc24f94a77a282da22946d1
Requested by: @ecnerwala