Examples of freenet.crypt.DummyRandomSource.nextInt()

freenet.crypt.DummyRandomSource.nextInt()

        // Now add some random links
        for(int i=0;i<NUMBER_OF_NODES*5;i++) {
            if(i % NUMBER_OF_NODES == 0)
                Logger.normal(RealNodeRoutingTest.class, String.valueOf(i));
            int length = (int)Math.pow(NUMBER_OF_NODES, random.nextDouble());
            int nodeA = random.nextInt(NUMBER_OF_NODES);
            int nodeB = (nodeA+length)%NUMBER_OF_NODES;
            //System.out.println(""+nodeA+" -> "+nodeB);
            Node a = nodes[nodeA];
            Node b = nodes[nodeB];
            a.connect(b, trust, visibility);

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        ClientCHK[] keys = new ClientCHK[INSERT_KEYS];


        String baseString = System.currentTimeMillis() + " ";
        for(int i=0;i<INSERT_KEYS;i++) {
          System.err.println("Inserting "+i+" of "+INSERT_KEYS);
            int node1 = random.nextInt(NUMBER_OF_NODES);
            Node randomNode = nodes[node1];
            String dataString = baseString + i;
            byte[] data = dataString.getBytes("UTF-8");
            ClientCHKBlock b;
            b = ClientCHKBlock.encode(data, false, false, (short)-1, 0, COMPRESSOR_TYPE.DEFAULT_COMPRESSORDESCRIPTOR, false);

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            if(i == storage.segments.length-1 && cmode.ordinal() < CompatibilityMode.COMPAT_1255.ordinal())
                fetched[inserterSegment.dataBlockCount-1] = true; // We don't use the last block of the last segment for old splitfiles
            for(int j=0;j<minBlocks;j++) {
                int blockNo;
                do {
                    blockNo = r.nextInt(totalBlocks);
                } while (fetched[blockNo]);
                fetched[blockNo] = true;
                ClientCHKBlock block = inserterSegment.encodeBlock(blockNo);
                assertFalse(fetcherSegment.hasStartedDecode());
                boolean success = fetcherSegment.onGotKey(block.getClientKey().getNodeCHK(), block.getBlock());

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