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On 31/08/2012 10:14, Austin Obyrne wrote:
> Can I say
>
> random: Integer; -- ok or not

No. Just remove the "Shuffle" function; it isn't used. You also won't
need the "Block" type definition.

Please attempt to answer this sort of question by experimentation
and by examining the code; finding that "Shuffle" was not used and
can therefore be ignored would have been a helpful exercise in reading
and understanding the code.

M
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