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Thank you for your comment, I have added it to the description.
When the length of the message is
k * n * n(k > 1) wherenis the order of the matrix, it is not clear what to do because you choose, as an example, a message of length< n * n.It should be specified that for every successive chunk of
n * nletters, the decoding process (4 matrix rotations) is applied.Other than that, it is cool, I liked it !!
I deleted the spaces. Is that what you meant?
"Do_or_do_not._There_is_no_try.######"
"######.yrt_on_si_erehT_.ton_od_ro_oD"
"#r#o#edt#_rh#oTon#__._o.sDiyt_orne"
That's fine. I was talking about trailing spaces.
I used the character "_" instead of " " in the example so that you could see what character was in the matrices. How do you think it would be better?
"Do_or_do_not._There_is_no_try.######""######.yrt_on_si_erehT_.ton_od_ro_oD""_#r#o#edt_#_rh#oTon#__._o.sDiyt_orne"The current formatting might confuse users into thinking that the spaces are part of the actual output. Could you please refine the formatting slightly before approval of this kata?
Thanks. I merged the fork.
Random tests should be placed in a separate block. Fork for review.
I added it to the description.
The description should state that the length of the (padded) message can be a multiple of the size of the grid (including 0).
Clockwise. I have detailed the description.
Clockwise or counterclockwise?
I think it would help to have a small message as example, with intermediate results at each step.
Thanks for the feedback! Which part is unclear?
I don't understand the description. Luckely, this is a known cypher, so I could look it up online for a decent spec.
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