Dato un input di un "hotel" nell'arte ASCII con una sola stanza contrassegnata, emette il numero della camera secondo determinate regole.

Ecco un esempio di un hotel ASCII:

               ##
               ##
#####          ##
#####  ######  ##
#####  ######  ##
#####  ######  ##

Ecco alcune altre cose sugli hotel ASCII:

• Ogni "edificio" è rappresentato da un rettangolo di #caratteri, dove ognuno #rappresenta una "stanza".

• L'hotel sopra è composto da tre edifici. Ogni edificio è separato da due colonne di spazi e il "piano" più basso sarà sempre sull'ultima riga.

• Ogni edificio avrà sempre da 1 a 9 "piani" (file) e 1-9 "stanze" su ogni piano. Ci saranno anche sempre 1-9 edifici.

• Le camere sono numerate come segue: [building #][floor #][room on floor #]. Ad esempio, segniamo alcune stanze nel disegno sopra:

                 ##
                 ##
  #####          ##
  #####  ####$#  ##
  ##%##  ######  ##
  #####  ######  #@
  

  La stanza contrassegnata con %è la stanza 123 (edificio 1, piano 2, terza stanza al piano). Allo stesso modo, la stanza contrassegnata con $è la stanza 235 e la @stanza è 312.

• Gli edifici, i piani e la "ennesima stanza al piano" sono sempre indicizzati 1.

L'input consisterà in un hotel ASCII con una camera singola sostituita da un asterisco ( *). Questa è la stanza per la quale è necessario emettere il numero della stanza. L'input deve essere considerato come una singola stringa, ma è possibile utilizzare le virgole come separatori di riga anziché come nuove righe (nel caso in cui la lingua prescelta non possa accettare input multilinea o se è più breve accettare input a riga singola). Opzionalmente potresti richiedere una virgola / nuova riga finale. Puoi anche riempire le linee con spazi finali per rendere l'input un rettangolo completo.

Dato che si tratta di code-golf , vince il codice più breve in byte.

Casi di test (contenuti in un singolo blocco di codice per conservare lo spazio verticale):

Input:
*

Output: 111

Input:
#  #  *  #  #

Output: 311

Input:
#####
#####
####*
#####
#####

Output: 135

Input:
         #####
         #####           ######
         #####           ######
#  #  #  #####  #  #  #  ######  *

Output: 911

Input:
#
#  #
#  #  ##
#  #  ##  ###
#  #  ##  ###  #####
#  #  ##  ###  ##*##  ########
#  #  ##  ###  #####  ########

Output: 523

Input:
           #
           *
           #
           #
           #
           #
           #
           #
#########  #  #

Output: 281

Input:
                        ########*
                        #########
                        #########
                        #########
                        #########
                        #########
                        #########
                        #########
#  #  #  #  #  #  #  #  #########

Output: 999

CJam, 34 31 byte

qN/W%zSf-La%{_{s'*&}#_)@@=}3*;\

Ciò richiede che l'input sia riempito con un rettangolo con spazi.

Provalo online! In alternativa, eseguire tutti i casi di test.

Spiegazione

qN/      e# Read input and split into lines.
W%z      e# Rotate 90° counter-clockwise.
Sf-      e# Remove all spaces from the rows.
La%      e# Split into buildings. We've now got a 3D array of rooms, where the first
         e# dimension is the building, the second the room number and the third is the
         e# the floor number.
{        e# Run this block three times. At each stage it will find the index of the "*"
         e# along the current dimension and leave the element at that index on the stack
         e# for the next round...
  _      e#   Duplicate the current array.
  {      e#   Find the index of the first element where this block yields something
         e#   truthy...
    s    e#     Flatten into a single string.
    '*&  e#     Set intersection with "*".
  }#
  _)     e#   Duplicate the index and increment it, because the results should be 1-based.
  @@=    e#   Pull up the array and the other copy of the index and select the
         e#   corresponding element.
}3*
;\       e# We've now got the building, room and floor index on the stack, as well as the
         e# "*" character itself. We discard the character and swap the room and the floor
         e# floor number. When the three indices are printed back-to-back at the end of
         e# the program, that will yield the desired result.

Pyth, 34 byte

LxKh/#\*b\*jkhM[//<hJ_.zyJd2xJKycK

Dimostrazione

Questo utilizza un trucco da golf che non ho mai usato prima: assegnare a una variabile ( K) all'interno di una funzione ( y) per salvare un risultato parziale da quella funzione.

Spiegazione:

LxKh/#\*b\*jkhM[//<hJ_.zyJd2xJKycK
L                                     Define y(b):      (b is a list of strigs)
    /#\*b                             Filter b for strings containing '*'
   h                                  Take the first such string
  K                                   Store it in K
 x       \*                           And return the index of '*' in that string.
                      .z              Take the input as a list of strings
                     _                Reverse it (bottom to top)
                    J                 Store in J
                   h                  Take the bottommost row
                        yJ            Find y(J). This is the index in whichever
                                      row of J has the * of the *. Also store
                                      that row in K.
                  <                   Slice J up to that index.
                 /        d           Count the number of spaces
                /          2          Divide by 2. This is the building number.
                            xJK       Take the index in J of K. This is the floor.
                                cK    Chop K on whitespace.
                               y      Find the index in whatever element of K has
                                      the * of the *. This is the room number.
                                      This also overwrites K, but we don't care.
               [                      Gather the above into a list.
             hM                       Convert 0-indexing to 1-indexing.
           jk                         Concatenate. Print implicitly.

JavaScript (ES6), 142 136 byte

h=>h.split`
`.reverse(r=0).map((t,i,l)=>r?0:(f=i+1,b=1,l[o=0].slice(0,r=t.indexOf`*`+1).replace(/  /g,(_,s)=>o=++b&&s+2),r-=o))&&[b]+f+r

6 byte salvati grazie a @nderscore !

Spiegazione

h=>
  h.split`
`                            // get each line of the input string
  .reverse(                  // reverse the lines to make getting the ground floor easy
    r=0)                     // initialise r to 0
  .map((t,i,l)=>             // for each line of the reversed input string
    r?0:(                    // if the marked room has not been found yet:
      f=i+1,                 // f = floor number
      b=1,                   // b = building number, default to 1
      l[o=0].slice(0,        // get the substring of 0 to the marked room, default o to 0
        r=t.indexOf`*`+1)    // r = absolute index of room + 1 (or 0 if not found)
      .replace(/  /g,(_,s)=> // count the spaces between buildings
        o=++b&&s+2),         // increment b, o = index of marked room's building
      r-=o                   // make r relative to the room's building
    )
  )
  &&[b]+f+r                  // output the result ([b] casts b to a string)

Test

var solution = h=>h.split`
`.reverse(r=0).map((t,i,l)=>r?0:(f=i+1,b=1,l[o=0].slice(0,r=t.indexOf`*`+1).replace(/  /g,(_,s)=>o=++b&&s+2),r-=o))&&[b]+f+r

<textarea id="input" rows="8" cols="60">#
#  #
#  #  ##
#  #  ##  ###
#  #  ##  ###  #####
#  #  ##  ###  ##*##  ########
#  #  ##  ###  #####  ########</textarea><br />
<button onclick="result.textContent=solution(input.value)">Go</button>
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awk, 70

!i{i=index($0,"*")}i{$0=substr($0,0,i);f++}END{print NF f length($NF)}

Esempio:

Input:
#
#  #
#  #  ##
#  #  ##  ###
#  #  ##  ###  #####
#  #  ##  ###  ##*##  ########
#  #  ##  ###  #####  ########

While no * was found, do nothing.
#
#  #
#  #  ##
#  #  ##  ###
#  #  ##  ###  #####
A * is found in column 14. From now on, truncate and increment the floor counter.
#  #  ##  ###  ##*    f=1
#  #  ##  ###  ###    f=2
Awk automatically splits $0 into space separated fields, counted by builtin NR.
In the end, NR and f hold hotel and floor number.
The room number is the length of the last hotel.

C, 131 130 119 113 byte

b,f,i,j=111;main(c){for(;c=~getchar();)c&32?f+=10,b=i=0:++i<j?c%3?f=j,j=i:c&2?b+=50-b%50:++b:0;printf("%d",b+f);}

Accetta input su stdin; l'input non deve avere una riga di chiusura. Presuppone il complemento di 2.

Ungolfed:

// Declare variables (default type is int) and initialize, by default to 0:
b,    // Building number (multiplied by 100, 0-based) + room number (0-based)
f,    // Floor (111-based, multiplied by 10)
i,    // Current column of input character within line (1-based)
j = 111; // Column of asterisk character once found (1-based), 111 before then
main (c)    // Declare main function and variable c to hold input character
{
  for (;    // Loop on input
    c = ~getchar();  // Read a character into c, bitwise inverted to break
                     // EOF (numeric value -1). This means that following 
                     // operations (on the ASCII value of the input) are 
                     // also inverted.
    )
    c & 32 ?              // Newline?
      f += 10, b = i = 0 :  // Increment floor; reset building, room, column
      ++i < j ?             // Increment column; before asterisk, or asterisk not yet found?
        c % 3 ?               // Asterisk character?
          f = j, j = i :        // Reset floor and record column
          c & 2 ?               // Space character?
            b += 50 - b % 50 :    // Increment building and reset room
            ++b :                 // Otherwise, # character; increment room
        0;                    // After asterisk; do nothing
  printf("%d", b + f);  // Write out results
}

Stackgoat , 73 byte [non concorrenti]

Stackgoat è un linguaggio basato su stack che non ha nulla a che fare con le capre.

y'#ZGDYZG'*iVXsV@"\\*"ZGN2/1+y'#ZG' ZG'q:Nq'*i-yXsq'*i@"[#*]+"M0M1-@'*i1+

È una lingua abbastanza nuova, quindi fammi sapere se ci sono problemi. Mi sono preso un bel mal di testa per capirlo, quindi è tanto quanto sto giocando a golf.

Spiegazione

Questo programma ha 3 parti per ogni 3 cifre del numero della stanza

y'#ZG    // Remove all # from input
D        // Duplicate
YZG      // Remove all spaces
'*i      // Index of *
V        // Reverse stack
Xs       // Split on spaces
V@       // Unreverse, item at *'s index
"\\*"ZG  // Remove all *s
N        // Get length
2/1+     // Divide by 2, add 1

y'#ZG    // Remove all #
' ZG     // Remove all spaces
'q:      // Store in q
N        // Get length
q'*i     // *'s index in q
-        // Subtracted from length

yXs      // Split on newlines
q'*i     // Get index of * in q
@        // Get indexed-th line
"[#*]+"M // Match all buildings
0M       // Get *'s building no.
1-       // Subtract one
@        // nth building at right line
'*i      // *'s index
1+       // Added to one

Ruby, 103

->n{r=x=b=0
n.lines{|s|(t=s=~/\*/)&&(x=t;r=($`.reverse+' ')=~/ /)
r+=10;b=s[0..x].count" "}
b*50+r+101}

Non registrato nel programma di test

g=->n{
  r=x=b=0
  n.lines{|s|                  #for each line in n
    (t=s=~/\*/)&&              #if the line contains an asterisk
      (x=t                     #record its position in x. $` is a special variable containing the part of the string to the left of the last match made.
      r=($`.reverse+' ')=~/ /) #reverse $` and search for the index of the first space to find room number (before the search a space is appended in case it is 1st building.)
    r+=10                      #increment r by 10 for the floor number (obviously this will have been reset to the row ith the asterisk by the previous line)
    b=s[0..x].count" "}        #count the number of spaces left of x in the current row to find building number (loop will exit with calc from bottom row, which is the correct one.) 
b*50+r+101}                    #multiply number of spaces by 50 to get 1st digit, add r for 2nd and 3rd digit. Then add 101 to correct 1st and 3rd digits from 0-indexed to 1-indexed.

puts g["
*"]



puts g["
#  #  *  #  #"]


puts g["
#####
#####
####*
#####
#####"]

puts g["
         #####
         #####           ######
         #####           ######
#  #  #  #####  #  #  #  ######  *"]



puts g["
#
#  #
#  #  ##
#  #  ##  ###
#  #  ##  ###  #####
#  #  ##  ###  ##*##  ########
#  #  ##  ###  #####  ########"]




puts g["
           #
           *
           #
           #
           #
           #
           #
           #
#########  #  #"]



puts g["
                        ########*
                        #########
                        #########
                        #########
                        #########
                        #########
                        #########
                        #########
#  #  #  #  #  #  #  #  #########"]

JavaScript (ES6), 121

x=>x.split`
`.reverse().map((r,f,h,a=r.indexOf`*`)=>x=~a?(h=h[0].slice(0,a).split`  `).length+[f+1]+-~h.pop().length:x)|x

Meno golfato e spiegato

H=x=>x.split`\n` // split in lines
  .reverse() // reverse, so we can scan bottom up
  .map( (r,f,h) => // exectute for each line
         // r is the current row
         // f in the row index, so that f+1 is the floor number
         // h is the reversed array, h[0] is the bottom floor
       ~(a=r.indexOf`*`) // a is the position of '*' in the line, if found - else 0
       && ( // if a >= 0
         h = h[0]        // bottom floor line 
             .slice(0,a) // ... truncated at position of '*'
             .split`  `, // ... and splitted at '  ', as an array
         x = h.length  // the array len is the building number
             + [f+1]   // floor number, using [] to force string concatenation
             + -~ h.pop().length // the length of the last array element is the number 
                                 // of chars in the block before '*'
                                 // increment by 1 to get the room number
      )
  )
  && x // return the found value

TEST

H=x=>x.split`
`.reverse().map((r,f,h,a=r.indexOf`*`)=>x=~a?(h=h[0].slice(0,a).split`  `).length+[f+1]+-~h.pop().length:x)|x

// test
console.log=x=>O.textContent+=x+'\n';

;[['*',111],['#  #  *  #  #',311],
[`#####
#####
####*
#####
#####`,135],
[`         #####
         #####           ######
         #####           ######
#  #  #  #####  #  #  #  ######  *`,911],
[`#
#  #
#  #  ##
#  #  ##  ###
#  #  ##  ###  #####
#  #  ##  ###  ##*##  ########
#  #  ##  ###  #####  ########`,523],
[`           #
           *
           #
           #
           #
           #
           #
           #
#########  #  #`,281],
[`                        ########*
                        #########
                        #########
                        #########
                        #########
                        #########
                        #########
                        #########
#  #  #  #  #  #  #  #  #########`,999]]  
.forEach(t=>{
  var i=t[0],k=t[1],r=H(i)
  console.log(i+'\n' + (k!=r?'Error '+r+' expected '+k:'Ok '+r)+'\n')
})

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Python 2.7, 153 168 caratteri

Mi è piaciuta questa sfida! Se un elenco Python è ok come input (vedi testuite per esempi), questa soluzione funziona.

Modifica 05-01-2016: aggiunta una riga (10 caratteri) per dividere la stringa in più righe.

Breve spiegazione:

• t è la riga in cui si trova la room (conteggiata dalla riga superiore come indice di array = 0);
• i è l'indice della stanza nella sua riga;
• l'edificio viene calcolato come il numero di doppi spazi bianchi nella riga inferiore fino a i;
• floor è il numero di righe meno t;
• room è l'indice del primo doppio spazio bianco nella stringa invertita ifino all'inizio del piano con la stanza, aggiunto da uno spazio bianco per coprire il caso in cui la stanza si trova nel primo edificio.

Codice:

def r(l):
 l=h.split(",")
 a,w,s="*","  ",str
 t=l.index(filter(lambda c:a in c,l)[0])
 i=l[t].find(a)
 return s(l[-1][:i].count(w)+1)+s(len(l)-t)+s((l[t][i::-1]+w).find(w))

testsuite:

cases = [
         (["*"], 111),
         (["#  #  *  #  #"], 311),
         (["#####","#####","####*","#####","#####"], 135),
         (["         #####","         #####           ######","         #####           ######","#  #  #  #####  #  #  #  ######  *"], 911),
         (["#","#  #","#  #  ##","#  #  ##  ###","#  #  ##  ###  #####","#  #  ##  ###  ##*##  ########","#  #  ##  ###  #####  ########"], 523),
         (["           #","           *","           #","           #","           #","           #","           #","           #","#########  #  #"], 281),
         (["                        ########*","                        #########","                        #########","                        #########","                        #########","                        #########","                        #########","                        #########","#  #  #  #  #  #  #  #  #########"], 999)
        ]

for idx,(hotel,roomnr) in enumerate(cases):
    output=r(hotel)
    if str(output)==str(roomnr):
        result="SUCCESS"
    else:
        result="FAILURE!!!"
    print "Case {} gives output: {}. Correct output is: {}. Result: {}".format(idx,output,roomnr,result)

Lumache , 32 byte

A
\*{l\#,|r,9d.,{|=~r,9{|l.,\ \#

C, 142 138 137 byte

#include <stdio.h>
f,b,x,p=110;main(c){while(~(c=getchar()))c<11?f+=c,b=x=0:x++<p?++b,c&2?c&8?f=p,p=x:0:(b+=50-b%50):0;printf("%d",b+f);}

( 123 119 118 byte + 19 per #includelinea)

Ho rubato il valore fondendo l'idea da ecatmur, ma li ho uniti in un modo completamente diverso ( alla fine salva 8 byte ). Anche questo fa lo stesso presupposto EOF == -1.

L'input è preso da stdin e non deve avere spazi bianchi o nuove righe dopo l'ultimo edificio sull'ultima riga, quindi un input di esempio sarebbe:

printf "##\n##       #\n##  ##*  #\n##  ###  #" | ./hotel
# or for better visualisation:
printf "##\n##       #\n##  ##*  #\n##  ###  #" | tee /dev/fd/2 | ./hotel;echo ""

Abbattersi:

// Globals initialise to 0
f,     // floor number * 10 + shift
b,     // building number * 100 + room number
x,     // current column
p=110; // will store column of * (must start >= 11*9-2, and 110 will be used later)
main(c){
    while(~(c=getchar()))              // For each character until EOF
        c<11                           //  Is \n? (10)
            ?f+=c,                     //   Add 10 to floor number
             b=x=0                     //   Reset building, room, column
            :x++<p                     //  Else, is column <= *?
                  ?++b,                //   Add to room number
                   c&2                 //   Is # or *?
                      ?c&8             //   If *:
                          ?f=p,p=x:0   //    Set floor to 110, set p to column
                      :(b+=50-b%50)    //   If ' ': go to next building
                  :0;
    printf("%d",b+f);                  // Result is building+room+floor+shift
}

Haskell, 128 125 byte

l=length
f h|b<-snd$break(elem '*')$lines h,q<-fst(span(<'*')$b!!0)++"*"=l(last$words$q)+10*l b+l(words$take(l q)$last b)*100

Esempio di utilizzo: f "# # * # #"-> 311.

Come funziona:

b<-snd$break(elem '*')$lines h      -- split the input into a list of lines
                                    -- and assign b to the lines starting with
                                    -- the one that includes * up to the end,
                                    -- i.e. drop leading lines without the *
q<-fst(span(<'*')$b!!0)++"*"        -- assign q to the line with the *, but strip
                                    -- off all chars after the *

l(last$words$q)                     -- the room on floor number is the length of
                                    -- the last word of q
10*l b                              -- the floor number is 10 times the length of b
l(words$take(l q)$last b)*100       -- the hotel number is 100 times the number of
                                    -- words in the last line cut down to the
                                    -- length of q

                                    -- add for final room number

Lua, 165 byte

l={}i=1while(l[i-1]~="")do l[i]=io.read()o=l[i]:find"%*"x=o or x y=o and i or y i=i+1 end print(#l[i-2]:sub(1,x):gsub("%S+%s*","#")*100+(i-y-1)*10+#l[y]:match"#-%*")

Ungolfed

l={}
i=1
while(l[i-1]~="")do
    l[i]=io.read()
    o=l[i]:find"%*" --find "*", and record:
    x=o or x        --position and
    y=o and i or y  --current floor
    i=i+1
end
print(#l[i-2]:sub(1,x):gsub("%S+%s*","#")*100 --[[Take last string of list, and then
                                                  take the substring up until the 
                                                  asterisk. Substitute any substrings
                                                  that include nonspace characters 
                                                  (%S+) followed by a minimum of 0 space 
                                                  characters (%s*) with one character
                                                  (in this code snippet I chose # for no 
                                                  particular reason.) Then take the length 
                                                  of this string, with the # operator. 
                                                  The %S+%s* regex and gsub do the bulk 
                                                  of the magic.
                                                ]]
      +(i-y-1)*10                             --[[Total number of lines minus '*' floor 
                                                  minus one.
                                                ]]
      +#l[y]:match"#-%*")                     --[[Find the substring on the asterisk floor
                                                  with '#' symbols preceding an asterisk.
                                                ]]

CoffeeScript, 110 byte e JavaScript, 121 byte

(s)->s.split('\n').reverse().map((f,g)->f.split('  ').map((h,i)->r=h.indexOf('*');s=''+i+g+r if r>-1));111+1*s

Leggibile

(s)->
    s.split '\n' 
        .reverse()
        .map (f,fi)->
            f.split('  ')
                .map (h,hi)->
                    ri = h.indexOf('*')
                    s = ''+hi+fi+ri if ri>-1
    111+1*s

Fondamentalmente la stessa cosa in Javascript:

(s)=>{s.split('\n').reverse().map((f,g)=>f.split('  ').map((h,i)=>{r=h.indexOf('*');r>-1?s=''+i+g+r:''}));return 111+1*s}

Java, 231 byte

String a(String a){String[]b=a.split("\n");int i=0,c=b.length,m;String x,k=" ";for(;i<c;i++){x=b[c-1].substring(0,b[i].indexOf("*")+1);m=x.length();a=m>0?""+(m-x.replace(k+k,k).length()+1)+(c-i)+(m-x.lastIndexOf(k)-1):a;}return a;}

De-golfed

 String a(String a) {
     String[] b = a.split("\n");                                // Split the input into floor lines
     int i = 0, c = b.length, m;                                // i=floor line counter c= number of floor lines
     String x, k = " ";
     for (; i < c; i++) {                                       // Loop through floor lines
        x = b[c - 1].substring(0, b[i].indexOf("*") + 1);       // x = part of bottom floor line up to '*' position in current line (Empty string when no '*')
        m = x.length();                                         // m = length of floor line part
        a = m > 0 ? "" + (m - x.replace(k + k, k).length() + 1) // if m>0 ('*' is on this line) set a=building no+floor no+room no.   building no calculated by replacing double space in x with single space and compare length to x (+1) 
              + (c - i)                                         // floor number is total floor lines (c) - floor line loop counter (i)
              + (m - x.lastIndexOf(k) - 1) : a;                 // room number is m ('*' position in x) - position of last space in x (-1)
     }
     return a;                                                  // return the result at the end.
  }

Powershell, 154 byte

param($s)filter s{$s|sls $_ -a|% M*|% Le*}(($s-split'
')[-1]|% s*g 0('(?m)^.*\*'|s)|sls '^|  '-a|% M*).Count,('(?ms)(?<=\*.*)$'|s).Count,('#*\*'|s)-join''

Script di test meno golfato:

$f = {

param($s)

filter s{
    $s|sls $_ -AllMatches|% Matches|% Length
}                                   # select an array of lengths of all matches of the string $s by pattern $_

$hpos='(?m)^.*\*'|s                 # horizontal position of the room in the source string
$basement=($s-split"`n")[-1]        # basement floor string

$building=($basement|% substring 0 $hpos|sls '^|  ' -AllMatches|% Matches).Count
                                    # truncate the basement to the position of the room
                                    # and count all double spaces or a 'start of string'
$floor=('(?ms)(?<=\*.*)$'|s).Count  # count all 'end of line' after the room
$room='#*\*'|s                      # count all #, preceding the room, and room itself

$building,$floor,$room-join''


}

@(

,(@"
*
"@, 111)

,(@"
#  #  *  #  #
"@,311)

,(@"
#####
#####
####*
#####
#####
"@, 135)

,(@"
        #####
        #####           ######
        #####           ######
#  #  #  #####  #  #  #  ######  *
"@, 911)

,(@"
#
#  #
#  #  ##
#  #  ##  ###
#  #  ##  ###  #####
#  #  ##  ###  ##*##  ########
#  #  ##  ###  #####  ########
"@, 523)

,(@"
        #
        *
        #
        #
        #
        #
        #
        #
#########  #  #
"@, 281)

,(@"
                        ########*
                        #########
                        #########
                        #########
                        #########
                        #########
                        #########
                        #########
#  #  #  #  #  #  #  #  #########
"@, 999)

) | % {
    $n,$expected = $_
    $result = &$f $n
    "$($result-eq$expected): $result"
}

Produzione:

True: 111
True: 311
True: 135
True: 911
True: 523
True: 281
True: 999

05AB1E , 34 byte

|€SζJðмõ¡εεR'*k>]DOZ©k>;ò®«sĀ€ƶ˜à«

Zip con elenchi di stringhe attualmente corretti. €SζJavrebbe potuto essere solo ζnella vecchia versione legacy di Python di 05AB1E, ma per qualche motivo non funziona più nella versione di riscrittura di Elixir.

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Spiegazione:

|                    # Take the input split by newlines
                     #  i.e. "   ###\n#  ###\n#  ###  ##\n#  ##*  ##"
                     #   → ["   ###","#  ###","#  ###  ##","#  ##*  ##"]
 €S                  # Convert each to a list of characters
   ζ                 # Zip, swapping rows and column
    J                # Join them together to a string again
                     #  → [" ###","    ","    ","####","####","###*","    ","    ","  ##","  ##"]
     ðм              # Remove all spaces
                     #  → ["###","","","####","####","###*","","","##","##"]
       õ¡            # Split on empty strings
                     #  → [["###"],[],["####","####","###*"],[],["##","##"]]
ε                    # Map each building to:
 ε                   #  Map each column of the building to:
  R                  #   Reverse the column
   '*k              '#   Get the 0-indexed index of "*"
      >              #   Increase it by 1 to make it 1-indexed
]                    # Close both maps
                     #  → [[0],[],[0,0,1],[],[0,0]]
 D                   # Duplicate the resulting list
  O                  # Sum each building
                     #  → [0,0,1,0,0]
   Z                 # Get the max (without popping)
                     #  → 1
    ©                # Store this max in the register (without popping)
     k>              # Get the index (+ 1) of this max in the sum-list
                     #  → 3
       ;             # Halve it
                     #  → 1.5
        ò            # Round it up to the nearest integer (bankers rounding)
                     #  → 2
         ®           # Retrieve the value from the register again
          «          # Merge the two digits together
                     #  → 21
           s         # Swap so the duplicate list is at the top again
            Ā        # Trutify (0 remains 0, every other integer becomes 1)
                     #  → [[0],[],[0,0,1],[],[0,0]]
             €       # For each building:
              ƶ      #  Multiply the integer with the 1-indexed index
                     #  → [[0],[],[0,0,3],[],[0,0]]
               ˜     # Flatten the list
                     #  → [0,0,0,3,0,0]
                à    # Pop the list, and get the max
                     #  → 3
                 «   # Merge it with the other two digits (and output implicitly)
                     #  → 213

Dardo , 165 byte

F(List s)=>s.indexWhere((a)=>a.contains('*'));f(String s){var b=s.split('\n'),v=F(b),c=b[v].split('  '),w=F(c),x=c[w].indexOf('*')+1;return '${w+1}${b.length-v}$x';}

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