Generating a set of chars

I had a bad migraine yesterday and am still feeling pretty beat up, so I can't wrap my head around this simple problem. I need to generate all possible char[] of length x, where each char[ i ] can equal 1, x, y, or z. I then need to do something to this char[]. Ex:static final char AI = '1';
static final char AX = 'x';
static final char AY = 'y';
static final char AZ = 'z';
static final char[] A = { AI, AX, AY, AZ };
public void driver(int x) {
char[] k = new char[x];
do {
    // generate a char[]
    // ex for x = 4: 1111
    process(k);
    // the next k would then equal 111x, then 111y, etc.....
} while(somethingIsTrue); // or somesuch. just using do loop for example
public void process(char[] k) {
// do something
}Thanks in advance,
m

Never mind. I figured it out.
m

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