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well i will. but he talks about it as if it was next week or something
Also, does anybody know if I can randomize a list. I want it to keep the same numbers, just different order.
:rand(N→L2:SortA(L2,L1
wait, so how does that work?
that is pretty damned cool! it renders my card shuffler retarded, too!
Quote from: metagross111 on February 21, 2009, 08:55:39 pmwait, so how does that work?rand(N) will create an N-element long list of random numbers, and since the random numbers are 10 (14?) digits long there's virtually no chance of having non-distinct numbers. SortA(L2,L1) will sort L1 according to the order in L2 and store the result in L1. For example, if you had L1={1,2,3} and L2={.42,.21,.99}, then SortA(L2,L1) would return L1={2,1,3}.
I'm sorry to hear But I hope you continue your other projects though, this would suck if they died
Sorry to hear that you're dropping this Breaks are a great way to get out of a slump, so when you finish the other project you might want to reconsider picking this back up again.Good luck