Ruby string randomizer

[kortezzzz]

Hi,
Just another ruby challenge:

There is a quite nice ruby randomizer code posted on the forum some while a go which is great for floats. The current code outputs 0-4 values in random order

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def init

end

def event i,v
    @array=[0,1,2,3,4]

    if i == 0 then
       output 0,@array
    end
    
    if i == 1 then
       @randarray = @array.shuffle
       output 0,@randarray
    end

  

end

How can we change this code to deal with string values like [a,b,c,d] ?

[KG_is_back]

It should work with any type of array. You should be able to simply change the connector from float array to string array and it should work.

[kortezzzz]

Well, It doesn't. It only works if you deal with numbers, but not if you change it to anything else like letters or symbols

[billv]

Hi Kortezzz..have you got brackets on the strings..eg: 'a','b','c'....?? It should work

[adamszabo]

try this

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def event i,v
    @array=['a','b','c','d','e']

    if i == 0 then
       output 0,@array
    end
   
    if i == 1 then
       @randarray = @array.shuffle
       output 0,@randarray
    end

end

[kortezzzz]

Hi billv and adamszabo,

Yes, that was the problem everything is just fine now.

Thank you!

Since I'm kinda sick a little and gave up for working today, I'm trying to take advantage of this free extra time and put some stuff together in some of my old projects. That's why I bother you guy with ruby questions for the whole day
And still have some loose ends here and there. Here is another one:

Trog posted a long while a go a "ruby-replace string" code. Very useful one, but yet suffers from some lags.
example:

I would like to replace a "space" (which actually means an empty string primitive) with the string "$".
The problem is that code would replace the "space" with "$" correctly, but as long as the sentence contains only letters and numbers. If any symbols added in the sentence (like "%", "*", "@", etc.), it just passes over the replace rule and leave it as a"space". Maybe I just do something wrong?

Attached a little schematic for testing.

[KG_is_back]

in the line " find=/\b#{@find}\b/ " change it to " find=/#{@find}/ ". Basically remove the "\b" parts.

[kortezzzz]

Yes
Thanks KG!

Guys, you made my day. Thought it's just another wasted one, but I almost finished my whole fix list thanks to you

There is only one fix left for today, but I'm not sure it would be that easy...

Do you know that old lag with the edit box? I mean when you type something in it and the whole stuff just disappear randomly in the middle of typing? Wondering if there is any creative way to fix this

T***H***A***N***k YOU ALL

[RJHollins]

can you post an example with the 'Edit Box' you're using?

[kortezzzz]

can you post an example with the 'Edit Box' you're using?

Nothing special. Just the stock one. Yesterday I started to play with it a little, and found something interesting:
When you add the edit box in one of your schematic's internal stages, it won't behave wrong as long as you try to edit the text from that stage. But once you try to edit the text from the "top" stage, the problem occurs
Any ideas?