brynblack / funwithnumbers

A reverse engineering project in C++.

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- My name is Brynley!
- I am a trans girl :3
- My pronouns are she/her
- I am a student currently studying software development
- I have many years of experience in programming!
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funwithnumbers's Issues

Clean up graph function

The graph function is currently extremely messy and needs some sort of proper framework for drawing a graph.

Add wiki to make it easier to install

Currently, there is no install guide, and the wiki could be used to implement such guide.

Implement clear screen function

Currently, when you open the menu and mistype an input, the menu redraws without clearing the screen, causing the menu to appear right after the previous option was entered. The original program clears the screen, so this needs to be fixed.

Crashes when letter(s) are entered in Check Number Features mode

Currently, the way the program converts the input to a number is through the use of std::stoll(), however there are no checks in place for whether the string is indeed a number or if it is a letter. This could be resolved by restarting the loop if a letter is detected.

Add proper CI testing suite

Currently, the CI does not run any proper tests, and this should be added for easier bug hunting.

Right side of graph does not render correctly

The right side of the graph in plotNumbers mode does not render the edge correctly on the same line as a number.

Implement stat tracking functionality

Currently, the stats file is read but is not written to, and astatistics system needs to be implemented.

Add modes to program

In the original program, there were three modes: Check number features, plot numbers, and check overall stats. These need to be implemented.

Modes

• Check number features
• Plot numbers
• Check overall stats

Potentially implement some sort of multithreading for calculations

Currently, the Check Number Features mode will run all calculations for factors and prime numbers on a single thread, which is not particularly fast. This could be resolved by adding some sort of parallel execution that can accelerate the calculations.