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## Features
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-* Contest/Problem parsing. Current sites supported:
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- * [Codeforces](http://codeforces.com)
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+* Contest/Problem parsing. (Through [Competitive-Companion)](https://github.com/jmerle/competitive-companion) extension.)
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* Running solution against testcases automatically
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* Add custom testcases easily
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* Smart veredict reporting (OK, WA, RTE, TLE, CE)
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**acmX** have been designed to run automatically boilerplate actions [I](https://codeforces.com/profile/marX) repeat often in competitive programming. Next is the expected pipeline to interact with it. It is important that you [setup some configurations](#getting-started) before start using the tool.
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-* Create a contest calling `New Contest` or maybe a single problem calling `New Problem`. Testcases are downloaded automatically :)
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+* Open Visual Studio Code
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+* Open online contest/problem you want to solve and click on competitive-companion extension button. All problems along with the testcases are downloaded and you are ready to code.
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* Start coding awesome solution inside file `sol.cpp`.
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-* After you finish the code call `Run` and automatically your program will be compiled and run against every testcases. If the solutions seems to be ok, it will be reported otherwise you will see failing testcase in a *cool layout*. You can always go back to original layout calling `View: Code`.
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+* After you finish call `Run` and automatically your program will be compiled and run against every testcases. If the solutions is ok, it will be reported otherwise you will see failing testcase in a *cool layout*. You can always go back to original layout calling `View: Code`.
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* Add more testcases than provided in statement using `Add Test Case`, or modify and see existing testcases by calling `Open Test Case`.
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@@ -50,12 +51,19 @@ Certainly **acmX** can be (and hopefully will be) extended so that it fits every
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## Getting started
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-You need to tell **acmX** which folder are you going to use, to save all the problems and contests. To do that:
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+You need to tell **acmX** which folder are you going to use to save all the problems and contests. To do that:
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* Open settings (from command palette) or `Ctrl+,`
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* Go to `acmx.configuration.solutionPath`
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* Set this value to the path you are going to use for storing contests and problems. (e.g. `/path/to/my/solutions`)
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+Parsing problems and contests is done via [Competitive-Companion](https://github.com/jmerle/competitive-companion) extension. To use it with `acmX`:
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+* Install the extension for your browser:
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+ * [Chrome](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/competitive-companion/cjnmckjndlpiamhfimnnjmnckgghkjbl)
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+ * [Firefox](https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/competitive-companion/)
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+* [Change the port used by the extension](https://github.com/jmerle/competitive-companion#custom-tools) to 10042. This is the port used by default in `acmX`. If you want to use any other port, open settings and update `acmx.companion.port`. This require to reset vscode to take effect. You should also change the port on the extension.
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I encourage everyone to read and change [all settings](#settings) before first use. Anyway, after updating `acmx.configuration.solutionPath` it should work good for C++ users.
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## Default template is awful, how can I change it
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