From: Robert Retzbach Date: 2006-01-14T00:38:54+09:00 Subject: Re: [QUIZ] Packing (#62) Robert Retzbach schrieb: > Ruby Quiz schrieb: > >> The three rules of Ruby Quiz: >> >> 1. Please do not post any solutions or spoiler discussion for this >> quiz until >> 48 hours have passed from the time on this message. >> >> 2. Support Ruby Quiz by submitting ideas as often as you can: >> >> http://www.rubyquiz.com/ >> >> 3. Enjoy! >> >> Suggestion: A [QUIZ] in the subject of emails about the problem >> helps everyone >> on Ruby Talk follow the discussion. >> >> -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= >> >> >> by Ilmari Heikkinen >> >> You're moving. And that means a whole bunch of boxes need to be moved >> from the >> old place to the new one. You've got a pickup truck to do the moving, >> but it can >> only hold one vertical level of boxes. The boxes need to be padded >> with one unit >> worth of foam on each side that's facing another box. >> >> The goal is to minimize the amount of trips you have to do to move >> all the >> boxes. >> >> The solver program should take two lines of input, first one >> containing the >> trunk dimensions (e.g. 10x20), and the second one containing all the box >> dimensions, separated by spaces (e.g. 1x3 4x8 3x7 9x4 10x14.) >> >> The output of the solver should be ascii art of the trunk packings, >> with each >> trunkful separated by an empty line. >> >> Example: >> $ ruby solver.rb >> 10x20 >> 1x3 4x8 3x7 9x4 10x14 >> >> **************.***.. **************...... >> **************.****. >> **************.****. >> **************.****. >> **************.****. >> **************.****. >> **************.****. >> **************.****. >> **************.****. >> >> *********........... >> *********........... >> *********........... >> *********........... >> .................... >> *******............. >> *******............. >> *******............. >> .................... >> .................... >> >> >> >> > Hello, > this is a interesting quiz, but I am still in the middle to understand > the last! :D > > However... I can't access ruby62.html. It's always rewritten to > ruby26.html. > Maybe I stand alone with this problem. > > MfG > Retze > > Hmmm, with Ie it works, maybe I have something in my ff cache. Nvm then, happy quizzing.