pyJudge 0.1.79 - Pascal Language Support

This release would ease the use of pyJudge on Linux and not on Windows. In Windows, it is strongly suggested that you should add your compiler locations to the PATH environment variable.

The following functions are added:

• Set default compilers to their names only, and not their absolute locations due to the differentiation between users and/or platforms.
• Added support for Free Pascal. What is Pascal? I've never heard of it.

pyJudge 0.1.78 - Platform Fix

Under Windows platforms, pyJudge would no longer invoke "Stopped Working" dialogs when program encounters runtime errors.

This fix is made available by the following contributions:

• xmcp/pyMatcher@9ccde3d
• http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24130623/using-python-subprocess-popen-cant-prevent-exe-stopped-working-prompt

pyJudge 0.1.75 - Updated Visualizations

Results visualization now supports line display. Different user output would be shown as ###. Looking this up in the page would help users detect the error positions. Although this is still not as well as @xmcp 's pyMatcher, it should work as well as before.

Use it well.

pyJudge 0.1.74 - Initial Release

pyJudge is an application toolset and a library intended for OIers in order for judging their programs offline with ease, through random data generators and generated data, also visualizing their data output for faster debugging.

Bugs are rarely seen in this version, and if you discovered any problems, please report them on the issue page.

Detailed usage and installation notes can be found on the project home page. Enjoy!