From: dblack@...
Date: 2006-11-15T22:25:33+09:00
Subject: Re: Var types as parameters

Hi --

On Wed, 15 Nov 2006, Flaab Mrlinux wrote:

> Farrel Lifson wrote:
>>> Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
>>
>> Could you show us the code which is doing this?
>>
>> Farrel
>
> Yes. Here it is... The objetive of the program is the following:
>
> - The user inserts a string of 15 signs.
> - The program loads a .txt file with a bunch of strings of 15 signs
> - The program compares each string of the file with the one the user
> wrote, and returns the number of signs matching between ALL the strings
> in the file with the one the user wrote, but only beggining at a minimum
> amount of 10.
>
> Here it goes
[...]
>   combi_file.each do |line|
>     combi = line
>
>       combinacionTemp = combi.to_a #Devuelve combinacionTemp y genera un
> array
>       cganadora.comprobacion(combinacionTemp)

When you to the to_a, you're going to end up with an array of one
element -- namely, the whole line.  I think you want to split it up
into characters.


David

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