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I have been told that urn is limited to 4096 numbers and i believe this is correct but thought i would ask if anyone else has found this? and if so how did you get around this problem when a larger number is required?

is-urn-limited-to-a-maximum-amout-of-numbers

There's a java class in my ejies called mxj ej.urn which doesn't have the 4k limit.


Yes. The documentation for [urn] specifies the 4096 limit, and I verified it a long, long time ago while testing the object and building an alternative.

I use lp.ernie for this sort of thing. From Litter Power. .

If you want to stick to factory objects, you could set up N [urn] objects (where N = ceil(number-of-values-you-want / 4096)), banging an urn at random and then adding n*4096 to the nth urn's output. This is not an absolutely perfect emulation of a larger-than-4096-ball-urn, but might serve your purposes.

If all you're after is random-without-immediate-repeats output (which a lot of people ask for), there are simple ways of doing that.

I use lp.ernie for this sort of thing. From Litter Power. . 

If all you're after is random-without-immediate-repeats output (which a lot of people ask for), there are simple ways of doing that.


[zl] can have a larger size, can't it? if so:

[uzi 10000] --> indexes to --> [zl 10000 group] --> bang group out from uzi completion --> [zl 10000 scramble]

Again, sorry am unable to test at the moment, but I think that should work. You can offset or scale the incrementing numbers so they're the set you want, either before or after the scramble.

I added a zl iter to display a more legible output:

Is urn limited to a maximum amout of numbers?