I didn't know about that. Thanks.

On Monday, November 11, 2013, Sam Schreiber wrote:

> In test/groovy/org/ggp/base/game/TTTGameDescription.groovy:
>
> > +	' ( <= ( line ?X ) ( diagonal ?X ) )' +
> > +	' ( <= open ( true ( cell ?M ?N b ) ) )' +
> > +	' ( <= ( goal white 100 ) ( line x ) ( not ( line o ) ) )' +
> > +	' ( <= ( goal white 50 ) ( line x ) ( line o ) )' +
> > +	' ( <= ( goal white 50 ) ( not ( line x ) ) ( not ( line o ) ) )' +
> > +	' ( <= ( goal white 0 ) ( not ( line x ) ) ( line o ) )' +
> > +	' ( <= ( goal black 100 ) ( not ( line x ) ) ( line o ) )' +
> > +	' ( <= ( goal black 50 ) ( line x ) ( line o ) )' +
> > +	' ( <= ( goal black 50 ) ( not ( line x ) ) ( not ( line o ) ) )' +
> > +	' ( <= ( goal black 0 ) ( line x ) ( not ( line o ) ) )' +
> > +	' ( <= terminal ( line x ) )' +
> > +	' ( <= terminal ( line o ) )' +
> > +	' ( <= terminal ( not open ) )' +
> > +	' )'
> > +
> > +	String getRuleSheet() {
>
> Why not just do the following in the test case?
>
> new TestGameRepository().getGame("ticTacToe").getRules()
>
> or, if you want the latest version of tic-tac-toe from the online
> repository,
>
> GameRepository.getDefaultRepository().getGame("ticTacToe").getRules()
>
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