I am migrating from VC++ Managed code 2003 and 2005, but I ran into a problem with the vectors in VC++. I need the std::random_shuffle algorithm in a bad way.
Is there any such algorithm in C#
Migration problem..., Need help!.....
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Anton Staykov
maybe it has ... but i dont know any functions like that :(
if u dont wanna code it, search for the code on google, im sure u will find some code of someone who wanted the same ;)
DmytroL
Dont think there is ... but should be that hard to make your own.
So, first of all u pass an array of values u wanna shuffle. Create a new array with the same capacity. Then just use a normal random function to get a random index of your source array.
Copy the random indexed item from source to destination array. Remove the item from the source array (so u cannot have same item twice)
Or just make a vc++ dll with exported function u can call from inside your c# project.
Or use a vc++.net dll that can be linked to your c# project