From: "neohashi" <Neohashi AT mail DOT tele DOT dk>
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Subject: Re: small problem with namegenerator.
Date: Sun, 31 Dec 2000 12:48:41 +0100
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> // the problem was that you used
> //
> // if (ran <= 5)
> //   n2 = "ka";
> // else
> //   n2 = "cona";
> //
> // but I think that should be:
> //
> // if (ran <= 5)
> //  n1 = "ka";
> // ....
> // use n1 instead of n2 because you use that with the next random

urg... that was a small type error :/ (happened when I sized down the code
in order to make it more simple)...
well the problem is that if I don't use the sprintf() funtion, to merge the
n strings into one string, but insted plece n1,n2 and n3 in 3 temporary
strings nested inside the city struct, then the city names _are_ different!!
If I do use usprint() all the cities has the same name, but they are random
in that sense that they are different on each startup.

it's very strange.... help anyone?

TIA.

neohashi