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Broken mouse

This is just an idea, I have not elaborated it.

My mouse accidentally fell to the ground, and now there is a double click for each of my single click(which makes window-closing very hard to do). :(

Most computer screens have a higher resolution ratio than 16x12, but let's assume that my computer screen has a 16x12 resolution ratio.

Example: A Window looks like this:

0--------OX
|         |
-----------

The number 0 is the indicator of the window. O is a dragging button that allows windows to be moved. X is a closing button that closes the window. (You can not resize windows.) Assume that there is a window below that window looking like this:

   1-----OX
   |      |
   --------

If I click X, I will close both windows. However, what should(or must, if appropriate) I do if I only want to close the first window?

I can move my mouse to the O tab and drag the window around by using mousedown. After 1 drag to the right:

10--------OX
||         |
------------

Now I can click the X to close the window 0 after I click the O button again to remove the dragging effect. (Note that there is the window "1" below that window.)

Wait, I changed my mind and wanted to close the window 1. What should I do?

I should click the number 1; then, the window 1 goes to the top and the X button shows. Now I can click the X button to close the 1 window.

For reference, this is the TUI commands I used(when the mouse starts at 0x0):

0-----O
>>>>>>.>.<<<<<<<.>>>>>>.

What should I do if I want to close the windows that I specified? (Output the TUI instructions.) (Your score is -(code length + output); you want to keep your score as high as possible.)

TUI Instructions

  • ^v<>: Move the mouse up, down, left, or right
  • .: Mouse down+mouse up (i.e. click)

Broken mouse

This is just an idea, I have not elaborated it.

My mouse accidentally fell to the ground, and now there is a double click for each of my single click(which makes window-closing very hard to do). :(

Most computer screens have a higher resolution ratio than 16x12, but let's assume that my computer screen has a 16x12 resolution ratio.

Example: A Window looks like this:

0--------OX
|         |
-----------

The number 0 is the indicator of the window. O is a dragging button that allows windows to be moved. X is a closing button that closes the window. (You can not resize windows.) Assume that there is a window below that window looking like this:

   1-----OX
   |      |
   --------

If I click X, I will close both windows. However, what should(or must, if appropriate) I do if I only want to close the first window?

I can move my mouse to the O tab and drag the window around by using mousedown. After 1 drag to the right:

10--------OX
||         |
------------

Now I can click the X to close the window 0 after I click the O button again to remove the dragging effect. (Note that there is the window "1" below that window.)

Wait, I changed my mind and wanted to close the window 1. What should I do?

I should click the number 1; then, the window 1 goes to the top and the X button shows. Now I can click the X button to close the 1 window.

What should I do if I want to close the windows that I specified? (Output the TUI instructions.)

TUI Instructions

  • ^v<>: Move the mouse up, down, left, or right
  • .: Mouse down+mouse up (i.e. click)

Broken mouse

This is just an idea, I have not elaborated it.

My mouse accidentally fell to the ground, and now there is a double click for each of my single click(which makes window-closing very hard to do). :(

Most computer screens have a higher resolution ratio than 16x12, but let's assume that my computer screen has a 16x12 resolution ratio.

Example: A Window looks like this:

0-----OX
|      |
--------

The number 0 is the indicator of the window. O is a dragging button that allows windows to be moved. X is a closing button that closes the window. (You can not resize windows.) Assume that there is a window below that window looking like this:

1-----OX
|      |
--------

If I click X, I will close both windows. However, what should(or must, if appropriate) I do if I only want to close the first window?

I can move my mouse to the O tab and drag the window around by using mousedown. After 1 drag to the right:

10-----OX
||      |
---------

Now I can click the X to close the window 0 after I click the O button again to remove the dragging effect. (Note that there is the window "1" below that window.)

Wait, I changed my mind and wanted to close the window 1. What should I do?

I should click the number 1; then, the window 1 goes to the top and the X button shows. Now I can click the X button to close the 1 window.

For reference, this is the TUI commands I used(when the mouse starts at 0x0):

0-----O
>>>>>>.>.<<<<<<<.>>>>>>.

What should I do if I want to close the windows that I specified? (Output the TUI instructions.) (Your score is -(code length + output); you want to keep your score as high as possible.)

TUI Instructions

  • ^v<>: Move the mouse up, down, left, or right
  • .: Mouse down+mouse up (i.e. click)
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user85052

Broken mouse

This is just an idea, I have not elaborated it.

My mouse accidentally fell to the ground, and now there is a double click for each of my single click(which makes window-closing very hard to do). :(

Most computer screens are largerhave a higher resolution ratio than 64x4816x12, but let's assume that my computer screen has a 64x48 TUI16x12 resolution ratio.

Example: A Window looks like this:

-0--------OX
|0|         |
-----------

AssumeThe number 0 is the indicator of the window. O is a dragging button that allows windows to be moved. X is a closing button that closes the window. (You can not resize windows.) Assume that there is a window below that window looking like this:

   -1-----OX
   |1|      |
   --------

If I click X, I will close both windows. However, what should(or must, if appropriate) I do if I only want to close the first window?

I can move my mouse to the O tab and drag the window around by using mousedown. After 1 drag to the right:

--10--------OX
||0||         |
------------

Now I can click the X to close the window "My Window"0 after I click the O button again to remove the dragging effect. (Note that there is the window "1" below that window.)

There will be at most 10 windowsWait, which can be switched around by usingI changed my mind and wanted to close the window 1. What should I do?

I should click the number 1; then, the window 1 goes to the top and the 0-9X button shows. Now I can click the X button to close the 1 window.

What should I do if I want to close the windows that I specified? (Output the TUI instructions.)

TUI Instructions

  • 0-9: switch between windows
  • ^v<>: Move the mouse up, down, left, or right
  • [: Mouse down
  • ].: Mouse down+mouse up (i.e. click)

Broken mouse

This is just an idea, I have not elaborated it.

My mouse accidentally fell to the ground, and now there is a double click for each of my single click(which makes window-closing very hard to do). :(

Most computer screens are larger than 64x48, but let's assume that my computer has a 64x48 TUI.

Example: A Window looks like this:

---------OX
|0        |
-----------

Assume that there is a window below that window looking like this:

   ------OX
   |1     |
   --------

If I click X, I will close both windows. However, what should(or must, if appropriate) I do if I only want to close the first window?

I can move my mouse to the O tab and drag the window around by using mousedown. After 1 drag to the right:

----------OX
||0        |
------------

Now I can click the X to close the window "My Window". (Note that there is the window "1" below that window.)

There will be at most 10 windows, which can be switched around by using 0-9.

What should I do if I want to close the windows that I specified? (Output the TUI instructions.)

TUI Instructions

  • 0-9: switch between windows
  • ^v<>: Move the mouse up, down, left, or right
  • [: Mouse down
  • ]: Mouse up

Broken mouse

This is just an idea, I have not elaborated it.

My mouse accidentally fell to the ground, and now there is a double click for each of my single click(which makes window-closing very hard to do). :(

Most computer screens have a higher resolution ratio than 16x12, but let's assume that my computer screen has a 16x12 resolution ratio.

Example: A Window looks like this:

0--------OX
|         |
-----------

The number 0 is the indicator of the window. O is a dragging button that allows windows to be moved. X is a closing button that closes the window. (You can not resize windows.) Assume that there is a window below that window looking like this:

   1-----OX
   |      |
   --------

If I click X, I will close both windows. However, what should(or must, if appropriate) I do if I only want to close the first window?

I can move my mouse to the O tab and drag the window around by using mousedown. After 1 drag to the right:

10--------OX
||         |
------------

Now I can click the X to close the window 0 after I click the O button again to remove the dragging effect. (Note that there is the window "1" below that window.)

Wait, I changed my mind and wanted to close the window 1. What should I do?

I should click the number 1; then, the window 1 goes to the top and the X button shows. Now I can click the X button to close the 1 window.

What should I do if I want to close the windows that I specified? (Output the TUI instructions.)

TUI Instructions

  • ^v<>: Move the mouse up, down, left, or right
  • .: Mouse down+mouse up (i.e. click)
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user85052
user85052

Broken mouse

This is just an idea, I have not elaborated it.

My mouse accidentally fell to the ground, and now there is a double click for each of my single click(which makes window-closing very hard to do). :(

Most computer screens are larger than 64x48, but let's assume that my computer has a 64x48 TUI.

Example: A Window looks like this:

---------OX
|0        |
-----------

Assume that there is a window below that window looking like this:

   ------OX
   |1     |
   --------

If I click X, I will close both windows. However, what should(or must, if appropriate) I do if I only want to close the first window?

I can move my mouse to the O tab and drag the window around by using mousedown. After 1 drag to the right:

----------OX
||0        |
------------

Now I can click the X to close the window "My Window". (Note that there is the window "1" below that window.)

There will be at most 10 windows, which can be switched around by using 0-9.

What should I do if I want to close the windows that I specified? (Output the TUI instructions.)

TUI Instructions

  • 0-9: switch between windows
  • ^v<>: Move the mouse up, down, left, or right
  • [: Mouse down
  • ]: Mouse up