Help need 5 word permutation!!!

timothywcrane

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Every permutation based keyword tool is limited to an input of 4 variables, I need 5. I have 5 words that i need to list in every possible order combination. Any suggestions? Been dling keyword tools all day, none have given me over 4 input boxes. Thanks. I do not even want keyword suggestions, just order permutation.

 

SupraFast

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I could make you an n permutation program if you really wanted and have the results output to a text file.

 

timothywcrane

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SupraFast said:

I could make you an n permutation program if you really wanted and have the results output to a text file.

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I would but I am broke. Trying to figure out in Python drove me nuts. Thank you .

 

SupraFast

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No charge. I'll make one in php tonight and give you the script tomorrow.

 

timothywcrane

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SupraFast said:

No charge. I'll make one in php tonight and give you the script tomorrow.

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Thank you so much. I love the forum alot. i plan on making a little vid of my blckhat plans for the permutator. You'll get a copy, even though it might teach you alot, but who knows. Using it to spin conversations for twitter accounts.

 

MuonTrail

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Was bored so I whipped this up, as I'm trying to learn Python too.

Code:

#!/usr/bin/env python

import itertools

outfile = open('output.txt', 'w')

keywords = "this is a keyword list"
keywords = keywords.split()
num = len(keywords)

perm = itertools.permutations(range(num))
for i in perm:
    str = ''
    for j in range(num):
        str = "%s %s" % (str, keywords[i[j]])
    #print str[1:]
    outfile.write("%s\n" % str[1:])

That should do what you're asking, I think... although I cheated and used itertools.

Don't go too crazy with the number of keywords though.. it gets big real fast.

 

timothywcrane

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MuonTrail said:

Was bored so I whipped this up, as I'm trying to learn Python too.

Worked great, thanks!

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