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Hi all, I just released second version of cf — tool for submitting code from command line.
Usage is in readme on github: https://github.com/Komosa/cf
In order to use it on tommorow's contest, just type cf con 1463
why? all existing solutions was written in python/ruby, and I think that such a tool shouldn't depend on them. It is also up to date with current page layout/api.
Feel free to discuss here, but if you find any bugs or want new features, please (also) fill issue on github.
I'm think, that applying astyle (or other code beautifier) to solutions before showing them in 'HACK solution mode', could be fine :)
What is your opinion?
What is Codeforces NTP server? (Or whose server CF using?).
Synchronization would be great :)
