In such things, I record necessary information of the problem itself in case I forget what problem this code is for or want to find the exact problem (using whole article search)
Of course, I could simply enter all the information by hand and that's what I did in the past. But I was wondering as we had such a great tool, why can't we use more placeholder such as the current contest's number or the current problem, such that I could use it to complete the LINK property? Use case like: http://codeforces.com/contest/$%I%$(contest number, such as 1583)/problem/$%P%$(current problem id, such as A)
It would be even better if it could parse the whole name of the problem, such as $%N%$(name of the problem, such as A. Windblume Ode)
I used to write such things in my code:
In such things, I record necessary information of the problem itself in case I forget what problem this code is for or want to find the exact problem (using whole article search) Of course, I could simply enter all the information by hand and that's what I did in the past. But I was wondering as we had such a great tool, why can't we use more placeholder such as the current contest's number or the current problem, such that I could use it to complete the LINK property? Use case like: http://codeforces.com/contest/$%I%$(contest number, such as 1583)/problem/$%P%$(current problem id, such as A) It would be even better if it could parse the whole name of the problem, such as $%N%$(name of the problem, such as A. Windblume Ode)