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#include "rail.h"
#include <bits/stdc++.h>
using namespace std;
#define int long long
int INF = 1LL<<60;
void findLocation(signed N, signed first, signed location[], signed stype[]) {
int n = N;
if (n==1) {
location[0] = first;
stype[0] = 1;
return;
}
for (int i=0; i<n; i++) {
stype[i] = -1;
}
//query dist from 0 to everywhere and the smallest dist is the first D type after 0
//and let x = dist between 0 and A (A=first D type after 0
//immediately we know the value of x and location and type of A
//so of the remaining n-2 nodes
//let's say we are trying to find where node i is, i not processed yet
//let d0 = dist(0,i) and d1 = dist(i,A), note dist is commutative
//if d0<d1, i is on the right of A
//otherwise, i is on the left of A
//if position is in between 0 and A, then we know immediately the location, and it must be C-type
//since the first D-type after 0 is A
//since d0>d1 and d1-d0 = x (note that |d1-d0| = x no matter what)
//now, consider that i is to the right of A (d0<d1)
//let the 'apparent distance' be the x-coordinate that i would be at if 0 is at 0 and if it was a D-type
//so apparent distance = d0
//assume by induction that we've already queried things closer than i to 0
//thusforely we have the rightmost D type (rightmost station must be D type else it's not connected)
//and so query the dist from that to our node
//if this distance is equal to expected (x-coordinate of that plus d0)
//then our node is D-type, so we know x-coordinate is just d0
//if not equal to expected, now we know that it's C-type, and we also know the distance to this last D-type node
//so the real x-coordinate is the x-coordinate of the last D-type node, minus the distance from this node to that
//similar method on the other side
//this uses n-1 queries (0 to everywhere else) plus n-2 queries (1 to everywhere else except 0) plus n-2 queries
//(1 for each additional node), at most
//3n-5 is good
//just assume 0 is stationed at 0 and then add first to everything in the answer
vector<int> dist0(n,-1);
dist0[0] = 0;
for (int i=1; i<n; i++) {
dist0[i] = getDistance(0,i);
}
vector<int> bydist(n,0); iota(bydist.begin(), bydist.end(), (int)0);
sort(bydist.begin(), bydist.end(),[&](const int i1, const int i2) {
return dist0[i1]<dist0[i2];
});
vector<int> coordinates(n,-1);
coordinates[0] = 0;
int A = bydist[1];
int X = dist0[A];
coordinates[A] = X;
int earliestC = 0;
int latestD = A;
stype[0] = 1;
stype[A] = 2;
vector<int> dist1(n,-1);
for (int i=0; i<n; i++) {
if (i==0) dist1[i] = X;
else if (i==A) dist1[i] = 0;
else dist1[i] = getDistance(A,i);
}
for (int pos=2; pos<n; pos++) {
int city = bydist[pos];
int d0 = dist0[city];
int d1 = dist1[city];
cout << "doing " << city <<" " << d0 <<" " << d1 << endl;
assert(abs(d0-d1)==X);
if (d0>d1) {
//on the left of A...
//check if it's between 0 and A
if (d1<=X) {
coordinates[city] = pos-d1;
stype[city] = 1; //must be type C, since A is the first type D after 0
continue;
}
int apparent_position = -(d1-X);
int dist_to_earliestC = getDistance(earliestC,city);
int expected_answer = INF; //if it was actually C type, what would the answer be?
//need to find the minimum coordinate D that comes after the apparent position, and then get the distance
int minposD = INF;
for (int i=0; i<n; i++) {
if (stype[i]==2 && coordinates[i]>=max(apparent_position,coordinates[earliestC])) {
minposD = min(minposD,coordinates[i]);
}
}
expected_answer = (minposD-coordinates[earliestC])+(minposD-apparent_position);
if (expected_answer==dist_to_earliestC) {
//it's C-type, and the expected position is correct
stype[city] = 1;
coordinates[city] = apparent_position;
assert(apparent_position<coordinates[earliestC]); //this must be before the previous earliest known C
earliestC = city;
//since increasing order of distance
//else, something must have jambloated
}
else {
//it's D-type, and we use the distance we just got to calculate the new position
stype[city] = 2;
coordinates[city] = coordinates[earliestC]+dist_to_earliestC;
}
}
else {
//on the right of A...
int apparent_position = d0;
int dist_to_latestD = getDistance(latestD,city);
int expected_answer = INF; //if it was actually D type, what would the answer be?
//need to find the maximum coordinate C that comes before the apparent position, and then get the distance
int maxposC = -INF;
for (int i=0; i<n; i++) {
if (stype[i]==1 && coordinates[i]<=min(apparent_position,coordinates[latestD])) {
maxposC = max(maxposC,coordinates[i]);
}
}
expected_answer = (coordinates[latestD]-maxposC)+(apparent_position-maxposC);
cout << "checking " << coordinates[latestD] <<" " << dist_to_latestD <<" " << maxposC <<" " << expected_answer << endl;
if (expected_answer==dist_to_latestD) {
//it's D-type, and the expected position is correct
stype[city] = 2;
coordinates[city] = apparent_position;
assert(apparent_position>coordinates[latestD]); //this must be after the previous latest known D
latestD = city;
//since increasing order of distance
//else, something must have jambloated
}
else {
//it's C-type, and we use the distance we just got to calculate the new position
stype[city] = 1;
coordinates[city] = coordinates[latestD]-dist_to_latestD;
}
}
}
for (int i=0; i<n; i++) {
location[i] = coordinates[i]+first;
cout << i <<" " << coordinates[i] <<" " << stype[i] <<" " << location[i] << endl;
}
}
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