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Posted by C. (http://symcbean.blogspot.com/) on 01/18/08 13:21
On Jan 17, 6:22 pm, "jonKush...@gmail.com" <jonKush...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> id like to create a script that runs through a form, and autogenerates
> every single permutation for every single value, as well as option.
> The task is because I am currently working on a webservice project
> where I am feeding in nightly a set of values from an external data
> source, and populating my form with those values. In the end, I end up
> resending a new query to this datasource with a custom url, including
> as parameters the values chosen. Sooooo, the end goal would be to have
> one massive array which I can see all of the various URL's that get
> created for the user.
>
Erk, suppose you M widgets on your form, each of which can be in N
states - the number of combinations are N to the power of M.
You're going to need a lot of memory and a fast processor.
Or read up on "least pairs test design"
C.
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