PHP count line/row on text file based on value column - php

Question

Continuing on my previous question.
I have text log file called reject. You can see it here
As you can see there are 4 steps on tab called:
1. Battery level
2. Piezo sound level
3. Left D3 (Ch 3) light intensity
4. Right D2 (Ch 1) light intensity
Now I want to count every row with condition:
Which column(Steps) value is filled then count it.
Example: on row 1, We can see the value 0 (any value) is on step Piezo sound level. Then count it.
So finally I can know how many quantity Reject Process.
Battery level = x quantity
Piezo sound level = x quantity
Left D3 (Ch 3) light intensity = x quantity
Right D2 (Ch 1) light intensity = x quantity
The PHP Code:
$fromDateTime = new DateTime('Wed, Sep 19 2018 08:00:00');
$toDateTime = new DateTime('Wed, Sep 19 2018 19:59:00');
$file = file_get_contents('reject.txt');
$lines = explode("\n",$file);
// counter
$rowsintimespan = 0;
// Do Line-By-Line starting by Line 16 (Array Index 15)
for($i = 15; $i < count($lines); $i++) {
// if the file is "Tue, Sep 18<tab>2018<tab>23:59:53<tab>"
$dateobj = DateTime::createFromFormat("???,?M?d??Y?H:i:s+", $lines[$i]);
// check if date is in your Timespan
if($dateobj < $toDateTime && $dateobj > $fromDateTime) {
$rowsintimespan++; // count if in timespan
}
}
// Debug-Output
echo $rowsintimespan;
UPDATE
I need to read the last column value, Example: if the value of row is on column Left D3 then count it. If the value of row is on column Piezo then count it.

Answer 1

if you're ok with writing down your columns as keys then this should work as you described:
$fromDateTime = new DateTime('Wed, Sep 19 2018 08:00:00');
$toDateTime = new DateTime('Wed, Sep 19 2018 19:59:00');
$file = file_get_contents('Reject.txt');
$lines = explode("\n", $file);
// counter
$rowsintimespan = 0;
// keys should correspond to columns
$keys = [
'date',
'time',
'battery',
'piezo',
'leftD3',
'rightD2'
];
$values = array_fill(0, count($keys), 0);
$values = array_combine($keys, $values);
// Do Line-By-Line starting by Line 16 (Array Index 15)
for ($i = 11; $i < count($lines); $i++) {
// if the file is "Tue, Sep 18<tab>2018<tab>23:59:53<tab>"
$dateobj = DateTime::createFromFormat("???,?M?d??Y?H:i:s+", $lines[$i]);
// check if date is in your Timespan
if ($dateobj < $toDateTime && $dateobj > $fromDateTime) {
$rowsintimespan++; // count if in timespan
// get line elements
$lineContent = explode("\t", $lines[$i]);
// loop through line elements and count them
$x = 0;
for ($j = 0; $j < count($keys); $j++) {
if (!isset($lineContent[$j])) {
continue;
}
// remember position of last not empty column
if (trim($lineContent[$j]) != '') {
$x = $j;
}
}
if ($x > 0) {
$values[$keys[$x]]++;
}
}
}
// Debug-Output
echo $rowsintimespan;
// Output every column
echo '<pre>';
print_r($values);
This will print out:
Array
(
[date] => 0
[time] => 0
[battery] => 4
[piezo] => 31
[leftD3] => 17
[rightD2] => 1
)

Answer 2

Just split your row by your tabs and check for !empty();
//Set Time-Span
$fromDateTime = new DateTime('Wed, Sep 19 2018 00:00:00');
$toDateTime = new DateTime('Wed, Sep 19 2018 17:00:00');
// Load File
$file = file_get_contents('Reject.txt');
// Split by lines
$lines = explode("\n",$file);
// counter
$rowsintimespan = 0;
$rowswithbattery = 0;
// Do Line-By-Line starting by Line 16 (Array Index 15)
for($i = 15; $i < count($lines); $i++) {
// if the file is "Tue,<space>Sep<space>18<space><space>2018<tab>23:59:53<tab>"
$dateobj = DateTime::createFromFormat("???, M d?Y?H:i:s+", $lines[$i]);
// check if date is in your Timespan
if($dateobj < $toDateTime && $dateobj > $fromDateTime) {
$rowsintimespan++; // count if in timespan
$cols = explode("\t",$lines[$i]);
// 0 = Date, 1 = Time, 2 = Battery Level, 3 = Piezo, 4 = left, 5 = Right
// Count Battery-Values
if (!empty($cols[2])) {
$rowswithbattery++;
}
}
}
// Debug-Output
echo 'In Timespan: '.$rowsintimespan."\n";
echo 'Rows With Battery: '.$rowswithbattery
Produces:
In Timespan: 84
Rows With Battery: 84
Full Example with all your columns: https://ideone.com/VAQH7h
Also you could iterate over every header and create a neat array as I showed in https://ideone.com/YUU1jP
// Split by lines
$lines = explode("\n", $file);
$header = explode("\t", $lines[9]);
// counter
$rowsintimespan = 0;
$counter = Array();
// Create an entry for every header and trim it to lose additional whitespaces
foreach($header as $index => $head){
$counter[rtrim($head)] = 0;
}
// Do Line-By-Line starting by Line 16 (Array Index 15)
for($i = 11; $i < count($lines); $i++) {
// the file is "Tue,<space>Sep<space>18<space><space>2018<tab>23:59:53<tab>"
$dateobj = DateTime::createFromFormat("???, M d Y?H:i:s+", $lines[$i]);
// check if date is in your Timespan
if($dateobj < $toDateTime && $dateobj > $fromDateTime) {
$rowsintimespan++; // count if in timespan
$cols = explode("\t",$lines[$i]);
// 0 = Date, 1 = Time, 2 = Battery Level, 3 = Piezo, 4 = left, 5 = Right
// Count Battery-Values
foreach($header as $index => $head){
// For every header check if col is empty
$counter[rtrim($head)] += empty($cols[$index]) ? 0 : 1;
}
}
}
// Debug-Output
echo 'In Timespan: '.$rowsintimespan."\n";
var_dump($counter);
Update to match the updated question:
Then just do some simple math.
Theory: if you have 80 set columns with battery, and 20 with set piezo, you can substract the 20 piezo counter from your 80 battery counter and then you know how many last battery-columns you have and how many last piezo columns.
Thus:
$lastwithright = $rowswithright;
$lastwithleft = $rowswithleft - $rowswithright;
$lastwithpiezo = $rowswithpiezo - $rowswithleft;
$lastwithbattery = $rowswithbattery - $rowswithpiezo;