v0.14.0

Add SolverConfiguration class as the way to modify the default Solver behavior-
It has the following public properties;

• bool ClearConsole
• bool ShowOverallResults
• string? ElapsedTimeFormatSpecifier

Consequently, add:

• Solver.Solve<TProblem>(SolverConfiguration)
• Solver.SolveLast(SolverConfiguration)
• Solver.Solve(IEnumerable<uint>, SolverConfiguration)
• Solver.Solve(IEnumerable<Type>, SolverConfiguration)
• Solver.Solve( SolverConfiguration, params uint[])
• Solver.Solve( SolverConfiguration, params Type[])

Deprecate (marked with ObsoleteAttribute, will be removed in the next major release):

• Solve<TProblem>(bool)
• SolveLast(bool)
• Solver.Solve(params uint[])
• Solver.Solve(params Type[])
• Solver.ElapsedTimeFormatSpecifier

v0.13.0

Add overall stats when running SolveAll
Add a panel when using Solver.SolveAll() with:

• Overall elapsed time.
• Mean elapsed time per day.
• Part 1 and 2 elapsed time.
• Part 1 and 2 mean elapsed time per part.

Mean times are colorized following the same logic as regular elapsed times.

Known limitations:

• Mean daily time should follow another colorizing logic
• Mean times are rounded to the nearest ms.

This resolves #31

SolveAll() results with overall panel:

v0.12.1

Allow for higher resolution timings (#30)

• Use Stopwatch.ElapsedTicks rather than Stopwatch.Milliseconds, and show show 2 decimal digits if the measured time is less than 1ms

• Add public Solver.ElapsedTimeFormatSpecifier property*, modifiable by anyone that wants to get non-default behavior regarding resolution. It supports Standard numeric format strings.

• Re-evaluate elapsed time colors:

  • Add Color.Green1, for <10ms.
  • Relax Color.Red1: now it's > 10s, and Color.OrangeRed1 will be in place between 1s and 10s.

* This solution may not last long as it is, I'm currently considering some kind of SolvingConfiguration/SolvingOptions class that will contain that and a few other options.

v0.11.0

Solve problem by index (#27).
Solve(params uint[]) and Solve(IEnumerable<uint>) overloads have been added, allowing Solver to solve problems by index (according to BaseProblem.CalculateIndex()).

i.e.

• Solver.Solve(1) will solve all problems whose CalculateIndex() method returns 1 (i.e. Day01, Day_01, Problem01, Problem_01, etc.)
• Solver.Solve(1, 3 ,4) will solve all problems whose CalculateIndex() method returns 1, 3 or 4.
• Solver.Solve(0) will solve all problems whose CalculateIndex() returns 0, that is, any problem whose CalculateIndex() can't parse the index.

v0.10.0

• Add option to prevent the console from being cleared (i.e., to compare results) to Solve<T>() and SolveLast().

v0.9.0

• Add Solver.SolveLast().

v0.8.2

• Prevent exceptions from stopping the execution ([Not implemented] is printed at solution instead).
• Print minutes + seconds if seconds > 60 (102 s -> 1 min 42 s).
• Change color boundaries to be < instead of <=.

v0.8.1

• Make .txt the default extension.

v0.8.0

• Make ProblemSolver and all its methods static.
• Rename ProblemSolver to Solver.
• Add Solve(params Type[]) and Solve(IEnumerable<Type>)
• Remove Solve() and SolveAll() methods and remove WithMetrics from the other ones, simplifying the API.
  • Solve<TProblem>()
  • SolveAll<TProblem>()
  • Solve(params Type[])
  • Solve(IEnumerable<Type>)
• Use Spectre.Console.

Before:

using AoCHelper.PoC;

var solver = new ProblemSolver();	
solver.SolveAllProblemsWithMetrics();

After:

using AoCHelper.PoC;

Solver.SolveAll();

v0.7.0

• Get rid of IProblem.
• Refactor BaseProblem to add ClassPrefix, Index(), InputFileExtension and InputFileDirPath; making them overridable.
• Rename FilePath to InputFilePath to be overridable.
• Add BaseDay, with "Day" as ClassPrefix and ".txt" as InputFileExtension.
• Enable nullable.