Department of Computer Science | Institute of Theoretical Computer Science | CADMO

Theory of Combinatorial Algorithms

Prof. Emo Welzl and Prof. Bernd Gärtner

#include #include int main() { // read floor dimensions int n; std::cin >> n; // number of rows int m; std::cin >> m; // number of columns // define a twodimensional array of dimensions // (n+2) x (m+2) to hold the floor plus extra walls around std::vector > floor (n+2, std::vector(m+2)); // target coordinates, set upon reading 'T' int tr = 0; int tc = 0; // assign initial floor values from input: // source: 'S' -> 0 (source reached in 0 steps) // target: 'T' -> -1 (number of steps still unknown) // wall: 'X' -> -2 // empty cell: '-' -> -1 (number of steps still unknown) for (int r=1; r> entry; if (entry == 'S') floor[r][c] = 0; else if (entry == 'T') floor[tr = r][tc = c] = -1; else if (entry == 'X') floor[r][c] = -2; else if (entry == '-') floor[r][c] = -1; } // add surrounding walls for (int r=0; r 0) { const int d = floor[r][c] - 1; // distance one less floor[r][c] = -3; // mark cell as being on shortest path // go to some neighbor with distance d if (floor[r-1][c] == d) --r; else if (floor[r+1][c] == d) ++r; else if (floor[r][c-1] == d) --c; else ++c; // (floor[r][c+1] == d) } // print floor with shortest path for (int r=1; r