Random Number/Sequence Generator Functions Gregory Krohne http://www.random.org/ zeakz1d02@sneakemail.com Random.org offers true random numbers to anyone on the internet. It can generate random integers (with duplicates, like dice rolls), randomized sequences (without duplicates, like lottery tickets) or raw random bytes. You can also flip virtual coins and generate random bitmaps.
Switches:
/duplicates:[100] - a set of integers, duplicates allowed
/min:[1] - bottom of range
/max:[100] - top of range
/columns:[5] - number of columns
/sequence - A range of integers in random order
/min:[1] - bottom of range
/max:[100] - top of range
/raw|bytes:[256] - random bytes in hex, decimal, octal or binary
/format:([hex]|dec|oct|bin) - format of output
/coin - Heads or tails, using the coin of your choice
/currency:[antique.eucratides]) - currency/coin to use
/bitmap:[64] - A randomized bitmap
/width:[64]
/height:[64]
Examples:
rnd /dup:10
rnd /seq /min:1 /max:52
rnd /raw:1024 /f:hex
rnd /coin
rnd /bit /w:512 /h:512
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