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<0> I encountered an odd XML bug in PHP 5.1
<1> xyphoid: *nod* it is being on the tad frustrating side of things :)
<0> 5.1.2 to be exact, anyone had trouble ***embling XML files before?
<1> damn. it's not even trying to read the keys. it just fails. wtf?
<2> HELP. whats a really geek name starting with L
<3> loser?
<1> loser.
<1> jinx
<2> nah a name
<3> :)
<4> does php have this built-in for file reads ? while(!eof)
<2> geeks name starting with L
<3> loser.
<2> nah
<2> what else
<1> lamer
<3> loser... loser.
<4> linus
<5> that's not a suggestion :P
<2> Linus
<5> I think Wolfpaws is calling you a loser ;)
<3> \o/
<2> ok cool Linus
<2> wolfpaws can get fkd
<2> bye
<4> although Mr. Torvaalds wouldn't think so
<1> hmmm
<1> I hope there isn't a newborn involved in this.
<3> I *should* do something about that...
<6> Leeroy surely
<4> does while(!eof) work in php?
<1> he's a famed gardener.
<7> pffft who dosen't
<6> He was a contemporary of Adam Weishaupt, responsible for adding the eye to the pyramid.
<4> if i have a flat file with multiple lines of /path/to/file.ext: description in it, what's the easiest way to separate the two strings into arrays when read ?
<3> file()
<4> i'd like to be able to read up to the ':', and split the two strings into two separate arrays
<8> explode()..
<1> hmm. well it's MYSQLI_FETCH_RESOURCE() that's failing.
<9> I dont think any of you love funky house as much as i do :D
<4> explode forms 1 array of all of the pieces... i need to end with 2 arrays
<9> test
<8> That's implode. See explode.
<4> just read explode on php.net
<10> gymsmoke: explode() on ":" would give you an array of two pieces, "/path/to/file.ext" and "description in it"
<8> And I quote, "Returns an array of strings".
<4> TML: and i need _2_ arrays
<10> gymsmoke: It's up to you then to do your further processing on the two pieces to break them up however you wanted.
<10> gymsmoke: Just two arrays? OK, then: $array1[] = $explode[0]; $array2[] = $explode[1];
<10> Given $explode = explode(":", $yourstring);
<4> TML: that'll work
<3> aneurysm: Because you're in channel, that doesn't allow nick changes
<4> TML: thanks... that'll do
<10> gymsmoke: ....I hope you're kidding.
<4> so, does php understand "while (!eof)" ?
<10> gymsmoke: Depends. What's "eof"?
<9> Wolfpaws: since when?!:O
<4> TML: end of file
<9> Wolfpaws: i can't move to my alt nick?
<11> Is there an equivalent of strstr for arrays?
<4> 'C' has eof and eol (end of line)
<10> gymsmoke: The symbol "eof" means nothing in PHP, so it depends on what you've defined eof to be.
<3> aneurysm: You're not only in ##php, are you?
<10> SoulPropagation: What do you mean?
<10> Wolfpaws: he is
<9> Wolfpaws: i am
<9> Wolfpaws: currently
<4> TML: ok, so maybe set it up as while ($line = fgets($fh)) ?
<8> fgets()?
<10> gymsmoke: php.net/feof
<3> TML: odd... /whois tml shows only ##php
<11> TML: Like, find the first instance of a string in all the items in an array
<10> Wolfpaws: ? Not here, it doesn't.
<11> ***uming the array keys are {0,1,2,...}
<4> TML: that's the one... thanks
<8> feof. Pronounced fii-oof.
<10> SoulPropagation: And what would this hypothetical function return?
<3> TML: for yourself it shows all the channels... I think that's something with nickserv's secure or something
<11> TML: The key of the item that has it
<11> TML: I can write the function on my own if I need to; I just wanna know if there is one already
<10> SoulPropagation: Perhaps you're looking for php.net/array-search?
<9> alright. well ill be back later then. take care all! i suppose i should live up to the nickname and go... [a]way:(
<11> tml maybe
<11> TML: Yeah!
<11> TML: thanks *hug*
<12> O_o
<13> Well... Works fine with me...
<10> Easy, emoticonicus.
<12> lol
<10> Wolfpaws: That is indeed a bit odd
<3> TML: *shrug*
<3> oooo....kkkaaay....
<14> i have a function that returns an array, so i list($one, $two) = arrayfunction($whatever);, the arrayfunction() returns 2 strings, but it tells me Notice: Undefined offset: 0, any ideas?
<14> (also Undefined offset 1)
<14> i guess it's because of the not-indexed array, how can i index it?
<3> what strings?
<3> Kraig: array_values()
<14> ok, thanks
<14> it's weird coz in another machine it works with the same code...
<14> but with array_values it works, thanks
<15> why would array function returning two strings work with list() ?
<14> both PHP 4.3
<15> doesn't list break out the values in an array into the $one and $two?
<14> errr. php-4.4.2
<14> that's what i read in the tutorial enygma
<14> or so i think
<4> if (filesize($file) > 0) { $fh = fopen($file, 'r'); while(!feof($file)) ... throws "supplied argument is not a valid stream resource
<4> yak! wrong var
<15> heh
<14> ok, thanks
<4> weird... on writing the data to the file, i get 6 empty lines, then all of the data shows up fine...
<8> gymsmoke: Are you sending six empty lines?
<4> freeone3000: hehe - not that i'm aware of
<4> freeone3000: i'll pastebin the code block...
<4> freeone3000: pastebin.com/743873
<16> Wil the REAL Davey, please stand up, please stand up
<12> lol
<12> gymsmoke: The $row variables might be blank
<4> Dangermouse: there are 49 rows in the table... there are 49 rows in the flat file
<12> gymsmoke: echo $line before you write it.. and print_r($row)
<12> But it couldnt possibly be anything anyone suggets so don't bother trying that :)
<17> phpmyadmin is acting up on me. Not sure what's up, I've reinstalled a couple of times. In the right pane, I get no tabs, and I can't seem to create tables. What am I doing wrong?
<12> Wyleyrabbit: Ask the people who write it
<4> Dangermouse: it's dumping the first 6 rows as ""... which would seem to indicate something's wrong with the query, but i'm not sure what
<12> Well neither do it :P
<12> i*
<3> Wyleyrabbit: What are you doing wrong? You're asking in the wrong channel
<12> lol
<12> having pd.pkg_item_id = '" . $_GET['pkg_id'] . "' is the most important issue :P
<4> Dangermouse: hrmm - i'm joining 2 tables together, both have 49 rows...
<4> Dangermouse: there's only 1 package id in the tables
<12> I don't know SQL that well ..
<3> lol
<12> lol
<12> Jymmm: liar
<4> Dangermouse: i'll run the select in mysql and get a count of the physical number of rows it returns
<16> Dangermouse: Hey, I'm STILL trying to figure out what LOGIN: does!
<12> lol
<3> Jymmm: oh, what the heck... Just `man login`
<3> :)
<16> Wolfpaws Ok, YOU try 'man login' when you're at LOGIN:
<12> ahahah.....hahahaha
<4> Dangermouse: damn... it returns 49 rows
<3> Jymmm: Is that a trick question? :)
<4> Dangermouse: wow! but the first 6 rows have the key columns and nothing else...
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