Nice one !

Nice one

Great solution

Hi,

I could not figure it out myself by using Regex but looking at the solution made me learn.

I will keep this in mind as it can be a very nice method to find repeated patterns in strings.

Cheers

Faouzi

beautiful

Nice one.

Cheers

Again a very nice Kata.

Explanation were clear.

Some solution in Ruby are very elegant.

Cheers

Wow! This is a beautiful solution. With some recursion isn't it? (In the play instance method)

I have difficulty to implement such approach because definitively you need to come back to lines to complete it unitl filling all the squares.
And recursion is a good way to do this.

Not having CS background can you tell me if this is what is called backtracking?

In my code proposal I used this false - true - false structure wrapped into a loop.

But yours is so much more clever and elegant.

Thx. Will keep a copy of it and work through it.

cheers

I just passed by to say many thanks for this kata.

I upvoted this.

Cheers

Hello everyone,

It would be great to get some feedback on this Error Message.

Make sure dynamic attributes don't persist across different instances of GenericEntity objects.

I do not understand what they mean by this. Because when I create different object they do are present because I put all the code running at initialization.

My code so far is:

class GenericEntity
  def initialize(hash)
    define_instance_variables_and_reader(hash)
  end

  def define_instance_variables_and_reader(hash)
    hash.each do |k, v|
      instance_variable_set("@#{k}", v)
      self.class.send(:attr_reader, k)
    end
  end
end

Additionally do you have any ressources to read about this topic and realted to Ruby?

Many thanks

Faouzi

This is poorly phrased.

Sorry but I give negative feedback here.

So cool.

Thanks

Faouzi

Nice Kata. Thank you.