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PGASetIntegerInitPermute(2)					      PGAPack					       PGASetIntegerInitPermute(2)

NAME
       PGASetIntegerInitPermute  -  sets a flag to tell the initialization routines to set each integer-valued gene to a random permutation of the
       values given by an upper and lower bound.

DESCRIPTION
       The length of the interval must be the same as the string length.  This is the default strategy for  initializing  integer-valued  strings.
       The default interval is [0,L-1] where L is the string length.  No string initialization is done by this call.

INPUT PARAMETERS
       ctx    - context variable
       min    - the lower bound of numbers used in the permutation
       max    - the upper bound of numbers used in the permutation

OUTPUT PARAMETERS
       none

SYNOPSIS
       #include "pgapack.h"
       void  PGASetIntegerInitPermute(ctx, min, max)
       PGAContext *ctx
       int min
       int max

LOCATION
       integer.c

EXAMPLE
       Set the initialization routines to set each gene to a random and
       unique value from the interval $[500,599]$.

       PGAContext *ctx;
       :
       PGASetIntegerInitPermute(ctx, 500, 599)}

								     05/01/95					       PGASetIntegerInitPermute(2)