it's the convex side of the parentheses isn't seperated by whitespace

this is a codewars issue.

Thanks for the info and doc unfortunatly the tests are generated on codewars end so I do not have access to fix that.

Same for me, it is not working in Shell variant. I have tried about dozen ways how to add \r\n into the result. It either give none (got does not include \r\n) or it makes backslashes doubled (got \r\n)
This sucks :-(

Should be solved now.

Thanks for your feedback. This is the problem with the built-in compare_with helper. Hopefully it'll be fixed soon.

expected true to respond to true? or perhaps you meant be true or `be_truthy

There is an error in the spec itself, as alecek writes even here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24081843/expected-true-to-respond-to-true

Please chech the issue and fix the test cases. The ruby version has changed and the syntax is different.

Error : expected true to respond to true? or perhaps you meant be true or be_truthy

please fix the test cases, since the Ruby version changed and it fails while running the spec itself. More info here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24081843/expected-true-to-respond-to-true

Thanks

i join others and I ask matt c to rewrite the test cases, because correct solution won't pass, now. Thank you in advance

6 + -( -4) // 10 should be also invalid, because there is a rule, that parentheses will never be separated by whitespace.. So only 6 + -(-4) would output 10...

Thanks, and good luck! :)

let the cheaters be, it is their karma, they are making dirty by cheating. Plus, it is no joy to get points by cheating, anyway, so most likely cheaters will stop using codewars sooner or later.

I see. my error... i was too tired to read the message carefully. Advancing from Morse Code one, i assumed that the function will have the same name. I will get back to that later.
Anyway, this kata is great. simulating real world problem. great job :-)

Java version is ok. Check the error message you've posted, do you see what's missing?

java version is broken:

/MorseCodeDecoderTest.java:9: error: cannot find symbol
assertThat(MorseCodeDecoder.decodeMorse(MorseCodeDecoder.decodeBits("1100110011001100000011000000111111001100111111001111110000000000000011001111110011111100111111000000110011001111110000001111110011001100000011"))).is("HEY JUDE");
^
symbol: method decodeMorse(String)
location: class MorseCodeDecoder
1 error

Cannot submit the solution. Pitty.