Martin T writes:
>thanks! I didn't know about floor() function in XSLT/SLAX. However,
>looks like in extremely rare cases math:random() can return 1 because
>according to https://...
>random number calculation can be "(double)RAND_MAX /
>(double)RAND_MAX". So final solution should be
On Thu, Jul 5, 2018 at 11:37 PM Phil Shafer wrote:
>
> Michael Loftis writes:
> >idk if there's a floor function but the general solution is floor(rand() *
> >16) when rand() produces values 0-1(exclusive) IE if random does not
> >generate 1.0 - dunno implementation details for slax
>
> Yes,
Michael Loftis writes:
>idk if there's a floor function but the general solution is floor(rand() *
>16) when rand() produces values 0-1(exclusive) IE if random does not
>generate 1.0 - dunno implementation details for slax
Yes, XPath has a floor() function that can be used directly in SLAX.
idk if there’s a floor function but the general solution is floor(rand() *
16) when rand() produces values 0-1(exclusive) IE if random does not
generate 1.0 - dunno implementation details for slax
On Thu, Jul 5, 2018 at 13:43 Martin T wrote:
> Hi!
>
> According to the documentation,
Hi!
According to the documentation, math:random() function returns a
random number with a minimum value of 0 and a maximum value of 1.
Larger values than 0 and smaller values than 1 have a format similar
to 0.663341003779015. What is the format of minimum and maximum value?
Simply 0 and 1?
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