RandomE is a flexible CLI/Shell tool that randomly executes AmigaDOS executable lines from a List-File.

• It can pick up from just one to all the entries in its List-File.
• It can repeat the process an unlimited number of times.
• A Pretend option allows the user to test List-Files.
• It can send the CMD's output to NIL: or to the current console.
• It allows the user to pick up a file using an AmigaOS ASL file requester. Furthermore, if the chosen file matches one of the entries in the List-File, RandomE will execute that line.
• RandomE can exclude the unit and/or path information from the chosen file that was picked up using an AmigaOS ASL file requester.
• It fully supports the powerful pattern matching mechanism of AmigaDOS, enabling some very efficient operations.

  Example prefs file that shows some of possibilites that RandomE offers.

• And some more.

Download latest version of RandomE, v1.4 (11 KB) here.

Follow the development history of RandomE:

19971028 - version 1.4
- Minor clean up of the code.

19970912 - version 1.3
First version released to the public 8^).

RandomE, version 1.3 Copyright 1997 Bahman Moallem.
RandomE.guide v1.3 Copyright 1997 Bahman Moallem.
All Rights Reserved Worldwide.

RandomE is freely distributable.
Use it at your own risk.
Unlimited non-commercial use and distribution is encouraged.

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