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Quick String "Ticker"?
Does anyone have any good ideas for a quick and easy routine, to "tick" through all combinations of a-z and 0-9 characters?
Rather like a stop-watch, but with characters.
Example :
aaaaaa
aaaaab
aaaaac
aaaaad
......
......
aaaaba
aaaabb
......
......
......
aaa9ca
aaa9cb
aaa9cc
......
etc. etc. etc.
Thanks in advance.
Rather like a stop-watch, but with characters.
Example :
aaaaaa
aaaaab
aaaaac
aaaaad
......
......
aaaaba
aaaabb
......
......
......
aaa9ca
aaa9cb
aaa9cc
......
etc. etc. etc.
Thanks in advance.
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Anytime :-)
I also should have mentioned that the Size param on the create is used to define the length of your ticker string, but I think you already found that out.
Have a great weekend,
Russell
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Yeah, the code is pretty tight - it only took a few read throughs, and it all sunk in.
Only thing is, my 500Mhz AMD chip is really "running" when working with the larger patterns. :-D
S'ok though, as the final program will be run a much much more upto date system.
Good weekend to you too. ;-)
Only thing is, my 500Mhz AMD chip is really "running" when working with the larger patterns. :-D
S'ok though, as the final program will be run a much much more upto date system.
Good weekend to you too. ;-)
ASKER
It works very nice indeed. I've hooked it into my program, and the job is now a good one.
I'm just off to finish off the project.
Thanks again. ;-)