Testing some code highlighting

I will probably post some code snippets now and then, so let’s see if code highlighting works how I think it does:

First some nim code:

 1type
 2  State = enum
 3    On, Dying, Off
 4
 5  Grid = array[0..40, array[0..150, State]]
 6
 7  Point = tuple
 8    col: int
 9    row: int
10
11func `+`(self, other: Point): Point =
12  result.col = self.col + other.col
13  result.row = self.row + other.row
14
15proc newGrid(): Grid =
16  for xs in result.mitems:
17    for state in xs.mitems:
18      state = sample [On, Off]
19
20func getAt(grid: Grid, point: Point): State =
21  if point.col < 0 or point.col >= grid[0].len:
22    return Off
23  if point.row < 0 or point.row >= grid.len:
24    return Off
25
26  grid[point.row][point.col]

Seems like gleam is not yet supported, so have to wait for the highlighter to get support

And some gleam code

fn race(time: Int, button: Int) -> Int {
  { time - button } * button
}

fn ways_to_win(time: Int, distance: Int) -> Int {
  list.range(from: 0, to: time)
  |> list.map(race(time, _))
  |> list.filter(fn(x) { x > distance })
  |> list.length
}

fn part1(times: List(Int), distances: List(Int)) {
  let answer =
    list.zip(times, distances)
    |> list.map(fn(x) { ways_to_win(x.0, x.1) })
    |> int.product

  io.print("Part 1: ")
  io.println(int.to_string(answer))
}

So there we will see.