Hi,
may be my Enigma hacking has encyphered my brain also...but...
ruby is enigmatic sometimes...
What is wrong with this code:
etwdata=[[1,2],[3,4],[5,6]] # only example data
etwdata.each{ |rot|
rot.each{ |val|
print (val + ?A).chr," " # here ruby
yes, that is puzzling.
if you do it in reverse (like your enigma :-), it works
print " ", (val + ?A).chr
Eg...
c:\family\ruby>cat a1.rb
etwdata=[[1,2],[3,4],[5,6]] # only example data
etwdata.each do |pair|
pair.each do |val|
print " ",(val + ?A).chr
end
print "\n"
end
c:\family\ruby>ruby a1.rb
B C
D E
F G
fails...error message below...
}
print "\n"Ruby's error message:
basicenigma4.rb:175: warning: don't put space before
argument parentheses
careful w messages. They are written by humans, not compilers 
Sorry... but _I_ dont see anything wrong here...
Imnsho, I'd say it's a bug... probably under code block parsing...
Ruby.use!
Meino
kind regards -botp
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