kylomas Posted February 24, 2013 Posted February 24, 2013 (edited) I wrote this as part of a routine to populate an Excel spreadsheet. I thought that I would post it just for shits and giggles... The routine generates a variable number of variable length strings, each string containing at least one alpha and one numeric character. This is slightly different as it uses a table of instructions that are randomly executed (as opposed to compound if...else statements). expandcollapse popup#include <array.au3> local $st = timerinit() local $sStrings = gen_rnd_string(default,5000) ConsoleWrite(round(timerdiff($st)/1000,3) & ' seconds' & @LF) local $aStrings = stringsplit($sStrings,'|') _arraydisplay($aStrings) func gen_rnd_string($length = 8, $num = 1000) if $length = -1 or $length = default then $length = 8 if $num = -1 or $num = default then $num = 1000 if not IsInt($length) then return seterror(1) if not IsInt($num) then return seterror(2) if $length = 1 then return seterror(3) local $RndTbl[3] = ['chr(random(65,90,1))','chr(random(48,57,1))','chr(random(97,122,1))'] local $str, $ret_str for $1 = 1 to $num for $2 = 1 to $length $str &= execute($RndTbl[random(0,2,1)]) next ; enforce not all alpha and not all numeric if StringIsdigit($str) or StringIsAlpha($str) then $1 -= 1 else $ret_str &= $str & '|' endif $str = '' Next return stringtrimright($ret_str,1) endfunc kylomas Edited February 24, 2013 by kylomas Forum Rules Procedure for posting code "I like pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals." - Sir Winston Churchill
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