He has helped you, by giving you an outline of what you need to do to accomplish what you've asked. Other people have helped you on other questions by giving you (unfortunately, in the "Give a man a fish" sense) sample solutions to crib from.

The problem is you seem unwilling or unable to take the next required steps:

• write your own frelling code
• see what it produces
• use documentation and a debugger to figure out where you've gone wrong
• come back here and post specific questions which give the code you've written already and the specific problems you're having (e.g. "I thought this code ... would produce x, but it's outputting y instead; is my understanding of the vreemflitzel function incorrect?")

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