[WarpCast] Randomizer v2 Released - 11/16/99




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Source: Don K. Eitner (freiheit@tstonramp.com)
Moderator: Trevor Smith (trevor@haligonian.com)
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Randomizer v2.0 has been released.
 
New in Randomizer v2.0:

* Added controls to add, edit, and remove both fields and items
within fields.
* Enhanced user interface for RandomInput.cmd.
* Added command line parameter support to Randomizer.cmd for use when
calling from another program or script.
* RandomField.dat uses a different format than in v1. Therefore you
must either recreate this file with v2 or manually modify your v1
version of this file so that all field names exist on a single line
with a space separating each name.
* Included sample .dat files to show how easy it is to create your
own using a normal text editor.

  http://www.tstonramp.com/~freiheit/Randomizer.zip (8.8 KB)

What is Randomizer?

Randomizer is a sort of universal random item selector. The user sets
up the fields from which to choose items and then populates those
fields. Randomizer then selects one item from each field and displays
the list of its choices. There is no set list of either fields or
items, so you could use this program for anything from picking
numbers randomly from a given pool or creating entire random
characters for a novel you're writing (which happens to be one use of
mine).

There may be other uses for Randomizer, especially if you call it
from another REXX program or script. The possibilities are (nearly)
endless and entirely up to you.
 
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