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Fencing

Now that the NSA monitors all written and electronic communications and can break any encryption, people only whisper their secrets to each other directly. Using a 2 trillion dollar budget, the NSA has built a device like Arthur C. Clarke's wormholes or Philip K. Dick's time scoop that can watch and listen to events at any location on earth.

Nonetheless, due in part to some massive whistleblowing, the NSA has agreed that they will only use their new technology at specific court-authorized GPS locations inside suspected enemy compounds.

The courts need help determining which GPS coordinates are actually inside enemy compounds.

The problem

Your job is to evaluate a series of points and tell the NSA if each point is inside (true) or outside (false) an enemy compound.

The courts are big supporters of open standards and send you SVG maps. The maps use <path> elements rather than <polygon> elements and the perimeter isn't drawn consistently clockwise or counterclockwise. The perimeters are always simple but not necessarily convex polygons. Enemy compounds are polygons: they have straight lines between vertices and do not contain holes. The enemy compound elements have id="compound". There may be other elements in the SVG document that are not part of the enemy compound. There will only be one enemy compound per map.

Read an SVG perimeter map (a single <svg> element), a blank line, and a list of (x, y) points. For each point, print true if the point is inside or directly on the perimeter and false if the point is outside the perimeter.

Example

Enemy perimeter

  • light blue - enemy compound
  • green - point in enemy compound (true, ok to surveil)
  • red - point not in enemy compound (false, not ok to surveil)

Input

<svg version="1.1" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"
    xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink">
  <path id="compound" d="M14,9.722L67.891,23.929L109,9.564L109,58L67.894,37.383L14,58Z"/>
  <path id="kindergarten" d="m60,10l10,0,l0,10l-10,0z"/>
</svg>

65.895, 46.402
32.06, 57.681
84.692, 56.929
62.135, 71.214
119.278, 39.635
77.925, 13.319
6.496, 33.62
39.579, 12.568
120.782, 9.56
20.031, 50.914
17.775, 17.079
29.805, 34.372
65.144, 32.869
102.737, 20.086
102.737, 48.658
89.204, 35.124

Output

false
false
false
false
false
false
false
false
false
true
true
true
true
true
true
true