Code Disturber

To generate "beautiful" codes.

How to use?

disturb.py <sourcefile> <characterset> [length=1 [RLO=1 [newline=0]]]

• sourcefile : sourcefile path
• characterset : a json file contains Unicode codes
• length : the length of a macro name
• RLO（0x202E） : this ‮ is RLO
• newline : to have newlines in the codes besides #include and #define

How to compile the generated codes?

Use Clang.

For example, LOJ and Codeforces support Clang.

Demos

Source code

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
    int a,b;
    cin>>a>>b;
    cout<<a+b;
    return 0;
}

Chinese

python disturb.py example.cpp Chinese.json

#define 眠 int
#define 酵 namespace
#define 鸻 return
#define 饫 b
#define 费 main
#define ‮ using
#define 阇 std
#define 唐 a
#define 澘 0
#define 扺 cout
#define 怚 cin

#include <iostream>
‮ 酵 阇 ;眠 费 (){眠 唐 ,饫 ;怚 >>唐 >>饫 ;扺 <<唐 +饫 ;鸻 澘 ;}

Japanese

python disturb.py example.cpp Japanese.json

#define ヱ a
#define メ std
#define レ int
#define ヂ using
#define ぷ return
#define ‮ cout
#define バ namespace
#define カ 0
#define ふ cin
#define じ b
#define ウ main

#include <iostream>
ヂ バ メ ;レ ウ (){レ ヱ ,じ ;ふ >>ヱ >>じ ;‮ <<ヱ +じ ;ぷ カ ;}

gua

python disturb.py example.cpp gua.json

#define ‮ std
#define ䷞ cout
#define ䷑ main
#define ䷼ cin
#define ䷳ 0
#define ䷦ namespace
#define ䷋ int
#define ䷚ b
#define ䷙ using
#define ䷫ return
#define ䷠ a

#include <iostream>
䷙ ䷦ ‮ ;䷋ ䷑ (){䷋ ䷠ ,䷚ ;䷼ >>䷠ >>䷚ ;䷞ <<䷠ +䷚ ;䷫ ䷳ ;}

Invisible

python disturb.py example.cpp invisible.json 5

#define ‫‭‫‬‪ cin
#define ‬‬‫‪‬ return
#define ‮‬‭‬‭ int
#define ‭‫‪‮‮ std
#define ‭‮‪‫‫ cout
#define ‪‪‮‪‮ namespace
#define ‮‮‬‬‭ using
#define ‪‭‫‫‪ a
#define ‮ b
#define ‬‭‭‬‪ 0
#define ‬‪‮‪‮ main

#include <iostream>
‮‮‬‬‭ ‪‪‮‪‮ ‭‫‪‮‮ ;‮‬‭‬‭ ‬‪‮‪‮ (){‮‬‭‬‭ ‪‭‫‫‪ ,‮ ;‫‭‫‬‪ >>‪‭‫‫‪ >>‮ ;‭‮‪‫‫ <<‪‭‫‫‪ +‮ ;‬‬‫‪‬ ‬‭‭‬‪ ;}

Emoji

The emoji codes are based on the wiki, so if there are "?"s in the generated code, it is your system that doesn't support the certain emoji.

python disturb.py example.cpp emoji.json 2 0

#define 🆘🔖 namespace
#define 🐥🆑 0
#define 🍏🐧 using
#define 🎲🌳 return
#define 🎬🐌 b
#define 📙🀄 cin
#define 📗💄 std
#define 🎨🐢 a
#define 📗🌶 main
#define 🌛😃 cout
#define 🙎🐀 int

#include <iostream>
🍏🐧 🆘🔖 📗💄 ;🙎🐀 📗🌶 (){🙎🐀 🎨🐢 ,🎬🐌 ;📙🀄 >>🎨🐢 >>🎬🐌 ;🌛😃 <<🎨🐢 +🎬🐌 ;🎲🌳 🐥🆑 ;}

python disturb.py example.cpp emoji.json 1 1 1

#define 🎀 int
#define 🎎 main
#define 🌉 using
#define 📢 return
#define 🌟 std
#define 💤 namespace
#define 🧓 a
#define 💡 cin
#define 🔽 0
#define ‮ cout
#define 🚡 b

#include <iostream>

🌉 💤 🌟 ;

🎀 🎎 ()
{
🎀 🧓 ,🚡 ;
💡 >>🧓 >>🚡 ;
‮ <<🧓 +🚡 ;
📢 🔽 ;
}

Online demos

LOJ

Codeforces

Create characterset by yourself

You can use gen.py to help you.

This blog may be useful.

This website may be useful.

Hints

1. The generated codes may look strange due to the RLO.
2. If it runs for a long time, try to increase the parameter length.

Known bugs Some features

1. Only support variable name in this format : [0-9a-z_]+.
2. Doesn't work on 1e-9 —— 1e + - + 9 instead.

Contributor

mcfx0/Code-Disturber, for the idea of having more than one character in the macro name and invisible characters.