Pretty much claim to have forgotten how to handle a piece a code to be almost immediately jogged by a short search. Anyway have completed the string generator in PHP. Possibly the most interesting point of the exercise is the strings that are created - some are just plain weird.
The weirdness is possibly the main attraction especially if one is not limited to boring strings like alphabetical and alphanumeric - although a quick random ASCII will show if there are any problems. I extended my initial release to include generating printable ASCII in addition to using the full ASCII encoding. This means that the string offering is only missing the unicode option.
I would say that just writing the generated string straight to the web-page, does not result in the prettiest of output options but it serves the purpose (at least for now).
The weirdness is possibly the main attraction especially if one is not limited to boring strings like alphabetical and alphanumeric - although a quick random ASCII will show if there are any problems. I extended my initial release to include generating printable ASCII in addition to using the full ASCII encoding. This means that the string offering is only missing the unicode option.
I would say that just writing the generated string straight to the web-page, does not result in the prettiest of output options but it serves the purpose (at least for now).
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