Nov 28 01:49:27.276 INFO documenting anthropomorphic/project_euler_24 against master#6bfb46e4ac9a2704f06de1a2ff7a4612cd70c8cb for pr-55318
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Nov 28 01:49:27.923 INFO [stderr]  Documenting project_euler_24 v0.1.0 (/source)
Nov 28 01:49:29.023 INFO [stderr] warning: `[0]` cannot be resolved, ignoring it...
Nov 28 01:49:29.023 INFO [stderr]   --> src/main.rs:12:1
Nov 28 01:49:29.024 INFO [stderr]    |
Nov 28 01:49:29.024 INFO [stderr] 12 | / ///
Nov 28 01:49:29.024 INFO [stderr] 13 | | /// Given a sequence S, this function finds the sequence P(S), which is
Nov 28 01:49:29.024 INFO [stderr] 14 | | /// the pth lexicographic permutation of S.
Nov 28 01:49:29.024 INFO [stderr] 15 | | ///
Nov 28 01:49:29.024 INFO [stderr] ...  |
Nov 28 01:49:29.024 INFO [stderr] 20 | | /// Note: "S - e" means "the sequence S, minus the element e".
Nov 28 01:49:29.024 INFO [stderr] 21 | | ///
Nov 28 01:49:29.024 INFO [stderr]    | |___^
Nov 28 01:49:29.024 INFO [stderr]    |
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Nov 28 01:49:29.024 INFO [stderr]             Once the first element e[0] of P(S) is found, the next element, e[1]
Nov 28 01:49:29.024 INFO [stderr]                                      ^
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Nov 28 01:49:29.024 INFO [stderr] warning: `[1]` cannot be resolved, ignoring it...
Nov 28 01:49:29.024 INFO [stderr]   --> src/main.rs:12:1
Nov 28 01:49:29.024 INFO [stderr]    |
Nov 28 01:49:29.024 INFO [stderr] 12 | / ///
Nov 28 01:49:29.024 INFO [stderr] 13 | | /// Given a sequence S, this function finds the sequence P(S), which is
Nov 28 01:49:29.024 INFO [stderr] 14 | | /// the pth lexicographic permutation of S.
Nov 28 01:49:29.024 INFO [stderr] 15 | | ///
Nov 28 01:49:29.024 INFO [stderr] ...  |
Nov 28 01:49:29.024 INFO [stderr] 20 | | /// Note: "S - e" means "the sequence S, minus the element e".
Nov 28 01:49:29.024 INFO [stderr] 21 | | ///
Nov 28 01:49:29.024 INFO [stderr]    | |___^
Nov 28 01:49:29.024 INFO [stderr]    |
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Nov 28 01:49:29.024 INFO [stderr]            
Nov 28 01:49:29.024 INFO [stderr]             Once the first element e[0] of P(S) is found, the next element, e[1]
Nov 28 01:49:29.024 INFO [stderr]                                                                               ^
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Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] 
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] warning: `[0]` cannot be resolved, ignoring it...
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr]   --> src/main.rs:41:1
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr]    |
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] 41 | / ///
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] 42 | | /// Given a sequence S, this function finds the first element e[0]
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] 43 | | /// of the sequence P(S), which is the pth lexicographic permutation of S.
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] 44 | | ///
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] ...  |
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] 64 | | /// start at 0, not 1, so I have to adjust it to make the value come out as expected.
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] 65 | | ///
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr]    | |___^
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr]    |
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Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr]            
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr]             Given a sequence S, this function finds the first element e[0]
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr]                                                                         ^
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Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] 
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] warning: `[0]` cannot be resolved, ignoring it...
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr]   --> src/main.rs:41:1
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr]    |
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] 41 | / ///
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] 42 | | /// Given a sequence S, this function finds the first element e[0]
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] 43 | | /// of the sequence P(S), which is the pth lexicographic permutation of S.
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] 44 | | ///
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] ...  |
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] 64 | | /// start at 0, not 1, so I have to adjust it to make the value come out as expected.
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] 65 | | ///
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr]    | |___^
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr]    |
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Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr]            
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr]             e[0] is given by  p mod n! / (n - 1)!, where p is the permutation,
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr]               ^
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Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] 
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] warning: `[0]` cannot be resolved, ignoring it...
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr]   --> src/main.rs:41:1
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr]    |
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] 41 | / ///
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] 42 | | /// Given a sequence S, this function finds the first element e[0]
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] 43 | | /// of the sequence P(S), which is the pth lexicographic permutation of S.
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] 44 | | ///
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] ...  |
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] 64 | | /// start at 0, not 1, so I have to adjust it to make the value come out as expected.
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] 65 | | ///
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr]    | |___^
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr]    |
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Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr]            
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr]             and so is the sequence S. As p increases from 0 to n, the first element e[0]
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr]                                                                                       ^
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Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] 
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] warning: `[0]` cannot be resolved, ignoring it...
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr]   --> src/main.rs:41:1
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr]    |
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] 41 | / ///
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] 42 | | /// Given a sequence S, this function finds the first element e[0]
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] 43 | | /// of the sequence P(S), which is the pth lexicographic permutation of S.
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] 44 | | ///
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] ...  |
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] 64 | | /// start at 0, not 1, so I have to adjust it to make the value come out as expected.
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] 65 | | ///
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr]    | |___^
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr]    |
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Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr]            
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr]             starts at S[0] (the first element of S), and repeats (n-1)! times before
Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr]                         ^
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Nov 28 01:49:29.025 INFO [stderr] 
Nov 28 01:49:29.031 INFO [stderr] warning: `[1]` cannot be resolved, ignoring it...
Nov 28 01:49:29.031 INFO [stderr]   --> src/main.rs:41:1
Nov 28 01:49:29.031 INFO [stderr]    |
Nov 28 01:49:29.031 INFO [stderr] 41 | / ///
Nov 28 01:49:29.031 INFO [stderr] 42 | | /// Given a sequence S, this function finds the first element e[0]
Nov 28 01:49:29.031 INFO [stderr] 43 | | /// of the sequence P(S), which is the pth lexicographic permutation of S.
Nov 28 01:49:29.031 INFO [stderr] 44 | | ///
Nov 28 01:49:29.031 INFO [stderr] ...  |
Nov 28 01:49:29.031 INFO [stderr] 64 | | /// start at 0, not 1, so I have to adjust it to make the value come out as expected.
Nov 28 01:49:29.031 INFO [stderr] 65 | | ///
Nov 28 01:49:29.031 INFO [stderr]    | |___^
Nov 28 01:49:29.031 INFO [stderr]    |
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Nov 28 01:49:29.031 INFO [stderr]            
Nov 28 01:49:29.031 INFO [stderr]             becoming S[1], and repeating (n-1)! again, and so on. In this way, we can
Nov 28 01:49:29.031 INFO [stderr]                        ^
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Nov 28 01:49:29.031 INFO [stderr] 
Nov 28 01:49:29.031 INFO [stderr] warning: `[0]` cannot be resolved, ignoring it...
Nov 28 01:49:29.031 INFO [stderr]   --> src/main.rs:41:1
Nov 28 01:49:29.031 INFO [stderr]    |
Nov 28 01:49:29.031 INFO [stderr] 41 | / ///
Nov 28 01:49:29.031 INFO [stderr] 42 | | /// Given a sequence S, this function finds the first element e[0]
Nov 28 01:49:29.031 INFO [stderr] 43 | | /// of the sequence P(S), which is the pth lexicographic permutation of S.
Nov 28 01:49:29.031 INFO [stderr] 44 | | ///
Nov 28 01:49:29.031 INFO [stderr] ...  |
Nov 28 01:49:29.031 INFO [stderr] 64 | | /// start at 0, not 1, so I have to adjust it to make the value come out as expected.
Nov 28 01:49:29.031 INFO [stderr] 65 | | ///
Nov 28 01:49:29.031 INFO [stderr]    | |___^
Nov 28 01:49:29.031 INFO [stderr]    |
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Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr]            
Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr]             identify groupings where e[0] is the same value for certain ranges of p.
Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr]                                        ^
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Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr] 
Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr] warning: `[0]` cannot be resolved, ignoring it...
Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr]   --> src/main.rs:41:1
Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr]    |
Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr] 41 | / ///
Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr] 42 | | /// Given a sequence S, this function finds the first element e[0]
Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr] 43 | | /// of the sequence P(S), which is the pth lexicographic permutation of S.
Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr] 44 | | ///
Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr] ...  |
Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr] 64 | | /// start at 0, not 1, so I have to adjust it to make the value come out as expected.
Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr] 65 | | ///
Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr]    | |___^
Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr]    |
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Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr]            
Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr]             e[0] can be found by taking  p / (n - 1)!.
Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr]               ^
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Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr] 
Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr] warning: `[0]` cannot be resolved, ignoring it...
Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr]   --> src/main.rs:41:1
Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr]    |
Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr] 41 | / ///
Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr] 42 | | /// Given a sequence S, this function finds the first element e[0]
Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr] 43 | | /// of the sequence P(S), which is the pth lexicographic permutation of S.
Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr] 44 | | ///
Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr] ...  |
Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr] 64 | | /// start at 0, not 1, so I have to adjust it to make the value come out as expected.
Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr] 65 | | ///
Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr]    | |___^
Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr]    |
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Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr]            
Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr]             So our actual formula for the first element of S, e[0] is  p mod n! / (n-1)!.
Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr]                                                                 ^
Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr]    = help: to escape `[` and `]` characters, just add '\' before them like `\[` or `\]`
Nov 28 01:49:29.032 INFO [stderr] 
Nov 28 01:49:29.119 INFO [stderr]     Finished dev [unoptimized + debuginfo] target(s) in 1.19s
Nov 28 01:49:29.119 INFO [stderr] su: No module specific data is present
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