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REM Advent of Code 2022: Day 6, part 1 and 2
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REM Written in Applesoft BASIC
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5 HOME
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10 R1 = 3
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20 R2 = 13
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30 G1 = 0
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40 G2 = 0
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50 M = 0
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50 PRINT CHR$ (4),"OPEN INPUT"
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60 PRINT CHR$ (4),"READ INPUT"
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70 ONERR GOTO 900
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REM Print some fun messages, going for a hacker feel.
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REM The routine at 1000 spins an empty FOR I = 0 TO A loop for a delay.
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100 PRINT "INITIALIZING COMMUNICATION SYSTEM";
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105 A = 350
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110 FOR I = 0 TO 6
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120 GOSUB 1000
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130 PRINT ".";
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140 NEXT I
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150 PRINT
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200 PRINT "OPENING SIGNAL DATASTREAM";
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210 FOR I = 0 TO 6
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220 GOSUB 1000
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230 PRINT ".";
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240 NEXT I
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250 PRINT : PRINT
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300 PRINT "SCANNING FOR START-OF-PACKET MARKER:"
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310 HTAB 1
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320 VTAB 8
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330 PRINT "||||";
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340 HTAB 1
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350 VTAB 10
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360 PRINT "||||||||||||||";
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REM Main loop: Print the current string. If it can be checked for uniqueness,
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REM GOTO 500 (which comes back to 440). At 440, we add the next character to
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REM the string and trim off the end if its too long.
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400 HTAB 1
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403 VTAB 9
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406 PRINT S$;
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410 GET C$
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413 S$ = C$ + S$
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420 IF LEN (S$) > 40 THEN S$ = MID$ (S$,1,40)
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430 IF M > 0 THEN M = M - 1: GOTO 400
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440 IF G1 = 0 AND LEN (S$) > = 4 THEN GOSUB 500
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450 IF G2 = 0 AND LEN (S$) > = 14 THEN GOSUB 2200
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460 IF G1 = 1 AND G2 = 1 GOTO 900
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480 GOTO 400
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REM Here, we check for matching characters. It's hard-coded because there are
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REM only a few combinations. A little ASCII art "connects" the matched bytes.
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REM GOTO 700 if all unique, otherwise back to 440 for the next character.
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500 R1 = R1 + 1
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500 HTAB 1
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510 VTAB 7
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530 IF MID$ (S$,1,1) = MID$ (S$,2,1) THEN PRINT "/\ ";
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540 IF MID$ (S$,1,1) = MID$ (S$,3,1) THEN PRINT "/-\ ";
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550 IF MID$ (S$,1,1) = MID$ (S$,4,1) THEN PRINT "/--\";
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560 IF MID$ (S$,2,1) = MID$ (S$,3,1) THEN PRINT " /\ ";
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570 IF MID$ (S$,2,1) = MID$ (S$,4,1) THEN PRINT " /-\";
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580 IF MID$ (S$,3,1) = MID$ (S$,4,1) THEN PRINT " /\";
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590 PRINT " ";
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700 HTAB 1
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710 VTAB 13
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715 A = 1300
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718 G1 = 1
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720 PRINT "MARKER FOUND AT INDEX ";R;"."
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599 RETURN
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REM I keep the exit routine at 900 out of habit.
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900 PRINT CHR$ (4),"CLOSE"
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910 END
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REM The delay routine.
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1000 FOR Z = 0 TO A: NEXT Z
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1010 RETURN
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REM Search for a matching pair. If found, store 2nd index in M.
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2200 I = 1
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2205 M = 0
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2210 FOR J = I + 1 TO 14
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2220 IF MID$ (S$,I,1) = MID$ (S$,J,1) THEN M = J:J = 14
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2230 NEXT J
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2240 IF M < > 0 GOTO 2300
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REM If no matches, move to next index and repeat.
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REM If we've gone through all indices, marker found. GOTO 2400.
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2250 I = I + 1
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2260 IF I < 14 GOTO 2200
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2270 HTAB 1
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2275 VTAB 23
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2280 G2 = 1
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2285 PRINT "MESSAGE FOUND AT INDEX ";R"."
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2290 RETURN
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REM A match was found. Show dashes between the two characters.
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2300 HTAB I
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2310 VTAB 11
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2314 PRINT " ";
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2318 HTAB I
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2320 FOR J = I TO M
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2330 PRINT "-";
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2340 NEXT J
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2345 M = 14 - M
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2350 RETURN
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