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File: Random.shell

Ensure ENV: is assigned to ENVARC:...

Also make sure that you follow the SettingUp.txt file before running.
And finally, that all the #?.shell files are inside the S: volume.

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Viewing the random number manually:

<CR> is the RETURN/ENTER key.
To run the Random.shell manually just type the commands:

Echo "$RANDOMNUM"<CR>

(Then...)

Execute S:Random.shell<CR>

(And it looks as though nothing has happened, so read it...)

Echo "$RANDOMNUM"<CR>

And so on...

See the images in both JPG and IFF formats.
Note: The images are using seeds that are not the default - see below.

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There are various methods of getting the variable RANDOMNUM and placing into
a variable of your choice so that will be left up to you to decide.
See the two simple code routines inside the WH_Random_Amiga/Bonus drawer.

The only two variables the MUST be set in any script you use are RANDUSER and
RANDMIN. The RANDSEED? variables will NOT be reset to the default values but
will remain the same as the _last_ time they were accessed. This is a little
like TIMER style seeding. ;o)

Enjoy this extra facility for the AmigaSHELL.
(That includes Input.shell too.)

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