问题
I have a 7 by 7 grid, and I have to parse a string that fills in the grid. So if I have a string with 49 elements, I need to convert the string into a usable grid. The grid is represented with a map that looks like this:
Map[(Int, Int), List[Int])]
Here's what I have so far:
def parseHelper(str: String, x: Int, y: Int, lst: Map[(Int, Int), List[Int]]): Map[(Int,Int), List[Int]] = {
str match{
case "" => lst
case _ => if (x == 6){
if (str.charAt(0).equals('.')){
parseHelper(str.substring(1), 0, y+1, lst + ((x, y) -> List(-1)))
} else {
print("str = " + str + " int = " + str(0) + " list = " + lst.head + "\n")
parseHelper(str.substring(1), 0, y+1, lst + ((x,y) -> List(str(0))))
}
} else {
if (str.charAt(0).equals('!')){
parseHelper(str.substring(1), x+1, y, lst+((x, y) -> List(-1)))
} else {
print("str = " + str + " int = " + str(0) + " list = " + lst.head + "\n")
parseHelper(str.substring(1), x+1, y, lst+((x,y) -> List(str(0))))
}
}
}
}
The ! represents a blank spot, so we put -1 to represent that.
Example String: !!!!8!3!!!6!!7!!84!3!5!!2!9!!!1!54!8!!!!!!!!!4!27!6!!!3!1!!7!4!72!!4!!6!!!4!1!!!3
The print statements I have for debugging. The issue is that when I enter an int that isn't -1, a number that was never in the string is entered. Below I have the output:
str = 8.3...6..7..84.3.5..2.9...1.54.8.........4.27.6...3.1..7.4.72..4..6...4.1...3 int = 8 list = ((0,0),List(-1))
str = 3...6..7..84.3.5..2.9...1.54.8.........4.27.6...3.1..7.4.72..4..6...4.1...3 int = 3 list = ((5,0),List(-1))
str = 6..7..84.3.5..2.9...1.54.8.........4.27.6...3.1..7.4.72..4..6...4.1...3 int = 6 list = ((5,0),List(-1))
str = 7..84.3.5..2.9...1.54.8.........4.27.6...3.1..7.4.72..4..6...4.1...3 int = 7 list = ((5,0),List(-1))
str = 84.3.5..2.9...1.54.8.........4.27.6...3.1..7.4.72..4..6...4.1...3 int = 8 list = ((5,0),List(-1))
str = 4.3.5..2.9...1.54.8.........4.27.6...3.1..7.4.72..4..6...4.1...3 int = 4 list = ((7,1),List(56))
str = 3.5..2.9...1.54.8.........4.27.6...3.1..7.4.72..4..6...4.1...3 int = 3 list = ((7,1),List(56))
str = 5..2.9...1.54.8.........4.27.6...3.1..7.4.72..4..6...4.1...3 int = 5 list = ((7,1),List(56))
str = 2.9...1.54.8.........4.27.6...3.1..7.4.72..4..6...4.1...3 int = 2 list = ((7,1),List(56))
str = 9...1.54.8.........4.27.6...3.1..7.4.72..4..6...4.1...3 int = 9 list = ((7,1),List(56))
str = 1.54.8.........4.27.6...3.1..7.4.72..4..6...4.1...3 int = 1 list = ((7,1),List(56))
str = 54.8.........4.27.6...3.1..7.4.72..4..6...4.1...3 int = 5 list = ((7,1),List(56))
str = 4.8.........4.27.6...3.1..7.4.72..4..6...4.1...3 int = 4 list = ((7,1),List(56))
str = 8.........4.27.6...3.1..7.4.72..4..6...4.1...3 int = 8 list = ((7,1),List(56))
str = 4.27.6...3.1..7.4.72..4..6...4.1...3 int = 4 list = ((7,1),List(56))
str = 27.6...3.1..7.4.72..4..6...4.1...3 int = 2 list = ((7,1),List(56))
str = 7.6...3.1..7.4.72..4..6...4.1...3 int = 7 list = ((7,1),List(56))
str = 6...3.1..7.4.72..4..6...4.1...3 int = 6 list = ((7,1),List(56))
str = 3.1..7.4.72..4..6...4.1...3 int = 3 list = ((7,1),List(56))
str = 1..7.4.72..4..6...4.1...3 int = 1 list = ((7,1),List(56))
str = 7.4.72..4..6...4.1...3 int = 7 list = ((7,1),List(56))
str = 4.72..4..6...4.1...3 int = 4 list = ((7,1),List(56))
str = 72..4..6...4.1...3 int = 7 list = ((7,1),List(56))
str = 2..4..6...4.1...3 int = 2 list = ((7,1),List(56))
str = 4..6...4.1...3 int = 4 list = ((7,1),List(56))
str = 6...4.1...3 int = 6 list = ((7,1),List(56))
str = 4.1...3 int = 4 list = ((7,1),List(56))
str = 1...3 int = 1 list = ((7,1),List(56))
str = 3 int = 3 list = ((7,1),List(56))
For some reason, the number 56 is entered into the mapping, when 56 isn't even in the string.
Thanks for the help!
回答1:
You're using the ASCII code for the Char. What you want is to use str(0).asDigit, to convert it to a digit. That being said, you're making this way too complicated. You can get what you want with something like:
str.zipWithIndex.map{case (digit, index) => ((index / 7, index % 7), digit.asDigit)}.toMap
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36266982/scala-returning-coordinate-as-tuple