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I found problem with this:
$explode = explode($start, $data);
$abc = explode($end, $explode[1]);
$found = $abc[0] . '<br/>';
$found .= $abc[1] . '<br/>';
$found .= $abc[2] . '<br/>';
return $found;
The abc[0], abc[1] and more is randomly based by exploded results. How to define if $found is array or something I can loop it in foreach?
That's. Thank You for answer.
explode($start, $data) will return an array unless $start is an empty string "" in which case it will return false. You can confirm whether $found is an array by using is_array($found) which will return true if $found is an array and false otherwise.
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I got this string
$string = '1:23:health,2:24:mana';
$v = explode(",", $string);
foreach($v as $data)
{
echo $data[0][1];
}
What im looking is to making a "multidimensional string" by exploding ','
Wanna do this:
data[0][0] = 1;
data[0][1] = 23;
data[0][2] = "health";
How can i do this in PHP?
$string = '1:23:health,2:24:mana';
$result = [];
foreach (explode(',', $string) as $step) {
$result[] = explode(':', $step);
}
print_r($result);
An alternative is:
$string = '1:23:health,2:24:mana';
$result = array_chunk(preg_split('/[:,]/', $string), 3);
print_r($result);
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I have probably information about whether it is available in PHP to detect a duplicate and a book about not removing it and adding it to -1, -2, -3
Example:
$string = 'H4,H4,H3,WY21W,W5W,W5W,WY21W,W21/5W,W21/5W,W21W,W16W,W5W';
Result:
$output = 'H4,H4-1,H3,WY21W,W5W,W5W-1,WY21W-1,W21/5W,W21/5W-1,W21W,W16W,W5W-2'
$string = 'H4,H4,H3,WY21W,W5W,W5W,WY21W,W21/5W,W21/5W,W21W,W16W,W5W';
$parts = explode(',', $string); // split by comma
$used = []; // array to count the number of occurrences
$result = []; // array to take the "new" elements
foreach($parts as $part) {
if(isset($used[$part])) { // if there is an entry in the counter array already,
// increment it by one,
$used[$part]++;
}
else { // else initialize with 0
$used[$part] = 0;
}
// put part into new array, append -(counter) if counter > 0
$result[] = $part . ($used[$part] ? '-'.$used[$part] : '');
}
echo implode(',', $result); // join together with comma
Pretty much the same as misorude's answer.
<?php
$string = 'H4,H4,H3,WY21W,W5W,W5W,WY21W,W21/5W,W21/5W,W21W,W16W,W5W';
$values = explode(',', $string);
foreach($values as $k => $value)
if($counts[$value] = !isset($counts[$value]) ? 0 : $counts[$value]-1)
$values[$k] = $value . $counts[$value];
print implode(',', $values);
Output:
H4,H4-1,H3,WY21W,W5W,W5W-1,WY21W-1,W21/5W,W21/5W-1,W21W,W16W,W5W-2
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I have two arrays.
$a = array("one","two","three");
$b = array ( 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9);
Look at the user contributed example in http://www.php.net/manual/en/class.infiniteiterator.php
$obj = new stdClass();
$obj->Mon = "Monday";
$obj->Tue = "Tuesday";
$obj->Wed = "Wednesday";
$obj->Thu = "Thursday";
$obj->Fri = "Friday";
$obj->Sat = "Saturday";
$obj->Sun = "Sunday";
$infinate = new InfiniteIterator(new ArrayIterator($obj));
foreach (new LimitIterator($infinate, 0, 14) as $value ) {
print($value . PHP_EOL);
}
You could create a mapping function and use array_map as follows:
function numToName($num) {
return array("zero","one","two","three","four","five",
"six","seven","eight","nine")[$num];
}
$b = array (0,8,2,3,7,5,6,0,4,1);
$result = array_map("numToName", $b);
print_r($result);
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I have a foreach loop in php.
Loop will return 4 diffirent values and i want to display the highest from it.
Specifically, my loop will return array with date and temperature for that day.
The example code for indication:
foreach ($variable as $key => $value) {
$temperature = temprature();
$date = date();
$teploty[$date] = $teplota;
if(!isset($teploty[$date]) > -50) {
$teploty[$date] = $teplota;
}
}
Your code is confusing. This is how you find the highest value in an array of numbers:
$highest = null;
foreach ($numbers as $num) {
if (is_null($highest) || $num > $highest) {
$highest = $num;
}
}
You should be able to adapt this pattern to your code and data.
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i have these row in table
K04, K84, K53, K331, L985
how i can do with array explode to get result like :
['K04','K84','K53','K331','L985']
thanks for any help...
i tried to using explode,
$ex = explode (' ,' $myRowFromTable)
$co = count ($ex);
for ($i = 0; $i < $co; $i++)
{
echo $ex[$i];
}
result only show K04
Seems like you want to convert String to JavaScript Array. Take a look for Example;
$myRowFromTable = 'K04, K84, K53, K331, L985';
// Has Array Data
$ex = explode (', ', $myRowFromTable);
// print_r($ex);
// According to User Expected Result
$newFormat = "['" . implode("', '", $ex) . "']";
echo $newFormat;
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You should try using explode as below assuming you are getting the values as a string in $myRowFromTable:
$ex = explode (',', $myRowFromTable); //no space before comma