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Create a random string or number in Qt4

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Is there any function or something like开发者_如何学C that by which I can create totally random strings or numbers?You can create random numbers using qrand. If you need strings, you can convert the i

Is there any function or something like开发者_如何学C that by which I can create totally random strings or numbers?


You can create random numbers using qrand. If you need strings, you can convert the int to string. You could also check the QUuid class, which generates Universally Unique Identifiers. Those are not 'totally random', but they are unique.


int number;
int randomValue = qrand() % number;

returns a random number randomValue with 0 <= randomValue < number.

qrand() is declared in QtGlobal which is #included by many other Qt files.

int value;
QString aString = QString::number(value);

converts an integer to QString.


The following example generates alphabetic strings with capital letters from A to Z and length = len.

QString randString(int len)
{
    QString str;
    str.resize(len);
    for (int s = 0; s < len ; ++s)
        str[s] = QChar('A' + char(qrand() % ('Z' - 'A')));

    return str;
}


This is not a very good method to generate random numbers within a given range. (In fact it's very very bad for most generators )

You are assuming that the low-order bits from the generator are uniformly distributed. This is not the case with most generators. In most generators the randomness occurs in the high order bits.

By using the remainder after divisions you are in effect throwing out the randomness.

You should scale using multiplication and division. Not using the modulo operator. eg

my_numbe r= start_required + ( generator_output *  range_required)/generator_maximum;

If generator_output is in [0, generator_maximum], my_number will be in [start_required , start_required + range_required].


Use QUuid

#include <QUuid>
QString randomStr = QUuid::createUuid();


Works in Qt6

double value= QRandomGenerator::global()->bounded(0, 10);

Generate a double from 0 to 10


Here is the good answer using qrand(). The solution below uses QUuid, as already was suggested above, to generate random and unique ids (they are all hex numbers):

#include <QApplication>
#include <QDebug>
#include <QRegularExpression>
#include <QUuid>

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
    QApplication a(argc, argv);

    // random hex string generator
    for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
    {
        QString str = QUuid::createUuid().toString();
        str.remove(QRegularExpression("{|}|-")); // if you want only hex numbers
        qDebug() << str;
    }

    return a.exec();
}

Output

"479a494a852747fe90efe0dc0137d059"
"2cd7e3b404b54fad9154e46c527c368a"
"84e43735eacd4b8f8d733bf642476097"
"d7e824f920874f9d8b4264212f3bd385"
"40b1c6fa89254705801caefdab5edd96"
"b7067852cf9d45ca89dd7af6ffdcdd23"
"9a2e5e6b65c54bea8fb9e7e8e1676a1a"
"981fa826073947e68adc46ddf47e311c"
"129b0ec42aed47d78be4bfe279996990"
"818035b0e83f401d8a56f34122ba7990"
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