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There are some iron particles on a board. We pass a current carrying wire through that board and the particles form circles. Show these circles if input given is the position of the wire.



Consider the board to be a grid of size 7x7 (fixed)



No extra white spaces are allowed.



Input can be 0-indexed or 1-indexed. (0-indexed in examples)



Examples



input:3,3 # 'X' is wire here but can be shown by anything other than '/|-'
output:
/-----
|/---|
||/-||
|||X|||
||-/||
|---/|
-----/

input:1,2
output:
|/-|||
||X||||
|-/|||
---/||
-----/|
------/
-------

input:0,0
output:
X||||||
-/|||||
--/||||
---/|||
----/||
-----/|
------/

input:0,3
output:
|||X|||
||-/||
|---/|
-----/
-------
-------
-------

input:3,0
output:
---|||
--||||
-|||||
X||||||
-/|||||
--/||||
---/|||


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  • Can the function output a 7x7 matrix with the characters or we need to print it on the console ?
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There are some iron particles on a board. We pass a current carrying wire through that board and the particles form circles. Show these circles if input given is the position of the wire.



Consider the board to be a grid of size 7x7 (fixed)



No extra white spaces are allowed.



Input can be 0-indexed or 1-indexed. (0-indexed in examples)



Examples



input:3,3 # 'X' is wire here but can be shown by anything other than '/|-'
output:
/-----
|/---|
||/-||
|||X|||
||-/||
|---/|
-----/

input:1,2
output:
|/-|||
||X||||
|-/|||
---/||
-----/|
------/
-------

input:0,0
output:
X||||||
-/|||||
--/||||
---/|||
----/||
-----/|
------/

input:0,3
output:
|||X|||
||-/||
|---/|
-----/
-------
-------
-------

input:3,0
output:
---|||
--||||
-|||||
X||||||
-/|||||
--/||||
---/|||


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  • Can the function output a 7x7 matrix with the characters or we need to print it on the console ?
    – digEmAll
    1 hour ago













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up vote
5
down vote

favorite











There are some iron particles on a board. We pass a current carrying wire through that board and the particles form circles. Show these circles if input given is the position of the wire.



Consider the board to be a grid of size 7x7 (fixed)



No extra white spaces are allowed.



Input can be 0-indexed or 1-indexed. (0-indexed in examples)



Examples



input:3,3 # 'X' is wire here but can be shown by anything other than '/|-'
output:
/-----
|/---|
||/-||
|||X|||
||-/||
|---/|
-----/

input:1,2
output:
|/-|||
||X||||
|-/|||
---/||
-----/|
------/
-------

input:0,0
output:
X||||||
-/|||||
--/||||
---/|||
----/||
-----/|
------/

input:0,3
output:
|||X|||
||-/||
|---/|
-----/
-------
-------
-------

input:3,0
output:
---|||
--||||
-|||||
X||||||
-/|||||
--/||||
---/|||


This is code-golf so shortest code wins.










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There are some iron particles on a board. We pass a current carrying wire through that board and the particles form circles. Show these circles if input given is the position of the wire.



Consider the board to be a grid of size 7x7 (fixed)



No extra white spaces are allowed.



Input can be 0-indexed or 1-indexed. (0-indexed in examples)



Examples



input:3,3 # 'X' is wire here but can be shown by anything other than '/|-'
output:
/-----
|/---|
||/-||
|||X|||
||-/||
|---/|
-----/

input:1,2
output:
|/-|||
||X||||
|-/|||
---/||
-----/|
------/
-------

input:0,0
output:
X||||||
-/|||||
--/||||
---/|||
----/||
-----/|
------/

input:0,3
output:
|||X|||
||-/||
|---/|
-----/
-------
-------
-------

input:3,0
output:
---|||
--||||
-|||||
X||||||
-/|||||
--/||||
---/|||


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  • Can the function output a 7x7 matrix with the characters or we need to print it on the console ?
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    1 hour ago


















  • Can the function output a 7x7 matrix with the characters or we need to print it on the console ?
    – digEmAll
    1 hour ago
















Can the function output a 7x7 matrix with the characters or we need to print it on the console ?
– digEmAll
1 hour ago




Can the function output a 7x7 matrix with the characters or we need to print it on the console ?
– digEmAll
1 hour ago










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J, 40 bytes



7 7{.6 6&-|.0":<^:6@8[9!:7@'/_____/|-'


Try it online!






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  • Neat use of box drawing once again! Can you provide an axplanation of the entire solution? Thanks!
    – Galen Ivanov
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R, 136 bytes





function(j,i,m=diag(7),R=row(m),C=col(m),a=i+j-C,b=i-j+C){m='|'
m[R==a]='\'
m[R==b]='/'
m[R<a&R>b|R>a&R<b]='-'
m[i,j]=0
write(m,1,7)}


Try it online!



Function that takes (row,col) coordinates of the center (1-indexed).






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    Canvas, 27 23 22 21 bytes



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      JavaScript (ES7),  105  103 bytes



      Takes input as (y)(x), 0-indexed.





      Y=>X=>(g=x=>y<7?`/\-|X
      `[h=(X-x)**2,v=(Y-y)**2,x<7?h<v?2:h>v?3:h?x<X^y<Y:4:5]+g(x<7?x+1:!++y):'')(y=0)


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        Perl 6, 90 bytes





        {<| v -  X />[1+([-]($_>>.abs).sign||3+[*]($_).sign)for ^7-$^a X ^7-$^b].rotor(7)>>.join}


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          Python 2, 105 bytes





          lambda x,y:[''.join(['/-|'[cmp(abs(i-x),abs(j-y))],'X'[i==x]][i-x==y-j]for j in R)for i in R]
          R=range(7)


          Try it online!






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            J, 40 bytes



            7 7{.6 6&-|.0":<^:6@8[9!:7@'/_____/|-'


            Try it online!






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            • Neat use of box drawing once again! Can you provide an axplanation of the entire solution? Thanks!
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            J, 40 bytes



            7 7{.6 6&-|.0":<^:6@8[9!:7@'/_____/|-'


            Try it online!






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            • Neat use of box drawing once again! Can you provide an axplanation of the entire solution? Thanks!
              – Galen Ivanov
              2 hours ago













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            J, 40 bytes



            7 7{.6 6&-|.0":<^:6@8[9!:7@'/_____/|-'


            Try it online!






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            J, 40 bytes



            7 7{.6 6&-|.0":<^:6@8[9!:7@'/_____/|-'


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            • Neat use of box drawing once again! Can you provide an axplanation of the entire solution? Thanks!
              – Galen Ivanov
              2 hours ago


















            • Neat use of box drawing once again! Can you provide an axplanation of the entire solution? Thanks!
              – Galen Ivanov
              2 hours ago
















            Neat use of box drawing once again! Can you provide an axplanation of the entire solution? Thanks!
            – Galen Ivanov
            2 hours ago




            Neat use of box drawing once again! Can you provide an axplanation of the entire solution? Thanks!
            – Galen Ivanov
            2 hours ago










            up vote
            5
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            R, 136 bytes





            function(j,i,m=diag(7),R=row(m),C=col(m),a=i+j-C,b=i-j+C){m='|'
            m[R==a]='\'
            m[R==b]='/'
            m[R<a&R>b|R>a&R<b]='-'
            m[i,j]=0
            write(m,1,7)}


            Try it online!



            Function that takes (row,col) coordinates of the center (1-indexed).






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              R, 136 bytes





              function(j,i,m=diag(7),R=row(m),C=col(m),a=i+j-C,b=i-j+C){m='|'
              m[R==a]='\'
              m[R==b]='/'
              m[R<a&R>b|R>a&R<b]='-'
              m[i,j]=0
              write(m,1,7)}


              Try it online!



              Function that takes (row,col) coordinates of the center (1-indexed).






              share|improve this answer

























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                R, 136 bytes





                function(j,i,m=diag(7),R=row(m),C=col(m),a=i+j-C,b=i-j+C){m='|'
                m[R==a]='\'
                m[R==b]='/'
                m[R<a&R>b|R>a&R<b]='-'
                m[i,j]=0
                write(m,1,7)}


                Try it online!



                Function that takes (row,col) coordinates of the center (1-indexed).






                share|improve this answer















                R, 136 bytes





                function(j,i,m=diag(7),R=row(m),C=col(m),a=i+j-C,b=i-j+C){m='|'
                m[R==a]='\'
                m[R==b]='/'
                m[R<a&R>b|R>a&R<b]='-'
                m[i,j]=0
                write(m,1,7)}


                Try it online!



                Function that takes (row,col) coordinates of the center (1-indexed).







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                    Canvas, 27 23 22 21 bytes



                    -7×[+]↶ω⟳n↔┼⁷⁸╵77@↕↔


                    Try it here!






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                      Canvas, 27 23 22 21 bytes



                      -7×[+]↶ω⟳n↔┼⁷⁸╵77@↕↔


                      Try it here!






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                        Canvas, 27 23 22 21 bytes



                        -7×[+]↶ω⟳n↔┼⁷⁸╵77@↕↔


                        Try it here!






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                        Canvas, 27 23 22 21 bytes



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                            JavaScript (ES7),  105  103 bytes



                            Takes input as (y)(x), 0-indexed.





                            Y=>X=>(g=x=>y<7?`/\-|X
                            `[h=(X-x)**2,v=(Y-y)**2,x<7?h<v?2:h>v?3:h?x<X^y<Y:4:5]+g(x<7?x+1:!++y):'')(y=0)


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                              JavaScript (ES7),  105  103 bytes



                              Takes input as (y)(x), 0-indexed.





                              Y=>X=>(g=x=>y<7?`/\-|X
                              `[h=(X-x)**2,v=(Y-y)**2,x<7?h<v?2:h>v?3:h?x<X^y<Y:4:5]+g(x<7?x+1:!++y):'')(y=0)


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                                Y=>X=>(g=x=>y<7?`/\-|X
                                `[h=(X-x)**2,v=(Y-y)**2,x<7?h<v?2:h>v?3:h?x<X^y<Y:4:5]+g(x<7?x+1:!++y):'')(y=0)


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                                JavaScript (ES7),  105  103 bytes



                                Takes input as (y)(x), 0-indexed.





                                Y=>X=>(g=x=>y<7?`/\-|X
                                `[h=(X-x)**2,v=(Y-y)**2,x<7?h<v?2:h>v?3:h?x<X^y<Y:4:5]+g(x<7?x+1:!++y):'')(y=0)


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                                    Perl 6, 90 bytes





                                    {<| v -  X />[1+([-]($_>>.abs).sign||3+[*]($_).sign)for ^7-$^a X ^7-$^b].rotor(7)>>.join}


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                                      {<| v -  X />[1+([-]($_>>.abs).sign||3+[*]($_).sign)for ^7-$^a X ^7-$^b].rotor(7)>>.join}


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                                        {<| v -  X />[1+([-]($_>>.abs).sign||3+[*]($_).sign)for ^7-$^a X ^7-$^b].rotor(7)>>.join}


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                                        {<| v -  X />[1+([-]($_>>.abs).sign||3+[*]($_).sign)for ^7-$^a X ^7-$^b].rotor(7)>>.join}


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                                            Python 2, 105 bytes





                                            lambda x,y:[''.join(['/-|'[cmp(abs(i-x),abs(j-y))],'X'[i==x]][i-x==y-j]for j in R)for i in R]
                                            R=range(7)


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                                              lambda x,y:[''.join(['/-|'[cmp(abs(i-x),abs(j-y))],'X'[i==x]][i-x==y-j]for j in R)for i in R]
                                              R=range(7)


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                                                lambda x,y:[''.join(['/-|'[cmp(abs(i-x),abs(j-y))],'X'[i==x]][i-x==y-j]for j in R)for i in R]
                                                R=range(7)


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                                                lambda x,y:[''.join(['/-|'[cmp(abs(i-x),abs(j-y))],'X'[i==x]][i-x==y-j]for j in R)for i in R]
                                                R=range(7)


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