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GRRRRRRR Help me
Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2004 6:02 pm
by John Cartwright
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<?php
$maps = array ('de_dust2' => array('$map','$record','$percent'),
'de_aztec' => array('$map','$record','$percent'),
'de_nuke' => array('$map','$record','$percent'),
'de_cpl_fire' => array('$map','$record','$percent'),
'de_cpl_mill' => array('$map','$record','$percent'),
'de_inferno' => array('$map','$record','$percent'),
'de_cbble' => array('$map','$record','$percent'),
'de_comrade' => array('$map','$record','$percent'));
$calcs = array ('$de_dust2' => array('$de_dust2_a','$de_dust2_b','$de_dust2_c','$de_dust2_d'),
'$de_aztec' => array('$de_aztec_a','$de_aztec_b','$de_aztec_c','$de_aztec_d'),
'$de_nuke' => array('$de_nuke_a','$de_nuke_b','$de_nuke_c','$de_nuke_d'),
'$de_cpl_fire' => array('$de_cpl_fire_a','$de_cpl_fire_b','$de_cpl_fire_c','$de_cpl_fire_d'),
'$de_cpl_mill' => array('$de_cpl_mill_a','$de_cpl_mill_b','$de_cpl_mill_c','$de_cpl_mill_d'),
'$de_inferno' => array('$de_inferno_a','$de_inferno_b','$de_inferno_c','$de_inferno_d'),
'$de_cbble' => array('$de_cbble_a','$de_cbble_b','$de_cbble_c','$de_cbble_d'),
'$de_comrade' => array('$de_comrade_a','$de_comrade_b','$de_comrade_c','$de_comrade_d'));
foreach($de_aztec as $key => $value) $de_aztec[$key]=0;
foreach($de_nuke as $key => $value) $de_nuke[$key]=0;
foreach($de_cpl_fire as $key => $value) $de_cpl_fire[$key]=0;
foreach($de_cpl_mill as $key => $value) $de_cpl_mill[$key]=0;
foreach($de_inferno as $key => $value) $de_inferno[$key]=0;
foreach($de_cbble as $key => $value) $de_cbble[$key]=0;
foreach($de_comrade as $key => $value) $de_comrade[$key]=0;
?>
All the foreach() are giving me errors that they are undefined :S This really isnt a good day for me

plz help
Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2004 6:08 pm
by markl999
Lines like :
'de_nuke' => array('$map','$record','$percent'),
should be
'de_nuke' => array($map,$record,$percent),
foreach($de_aztec as $key => $value) $de_aztec[$key]=0;
^^not sure what this line is supposed to be doing, but looks like your foreach should be like :
foreach($maps as $key=>$val)
$key will be de_dust2, de_aztec etc.. and $val will be an array containing the $map, $record and $percent values respectively.
Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2004 6:18 pm
by John Cartwright
I'm a bit confused about the foreach thing, I don't understand where your getting at with it.
Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2004 6:21 pm
by markl999
Well, you have foreach($de_aztec as $key => $value) , and $de_aztec isn't an array, but, $maps['de_aztec'] is the array you need to access, so using foreach($maps as $key=>$val) will loop over all the maps.
What were you trying to acheive with foreach($de_aztec as $key => $value) $de_aztec[$key]=0; ? Explaining this might help us understand what the correct code should be, as i'm not sure what it should be doing

Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2004 6:23 pm
by John Cartwright
It is setting all the variables in the array to 0.....
I have another question though:
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<?php
$maps = array ('de_dust2' => array($map,$record,$percent),
'de_aztec' => array($map,$record,$percent),
'de_nuke' => array($map,$record,$percent),
'de_cpl_fire' => array($map,$record,$percent),
'de_cpl_mill' => array($map,$record,$percent),
'de_inferno' => array($map,$record,$percent),
'de_cbble' => array($map,$record,$percent),
'de_comrade' => array($map,$record,$percent));
$calcs = array ('$de_dust2' => array($de_dust2_a,$de_dust2_b,$de_dust2_c,$de_dust2_d),
'$de_aztec' => array($de_aztec_a,$de_aztec_b,$de_aztec_c,$de_aztec_d),
'$de_nuke' => array($de_nuke_a,$de_nuke_b,$de_nuke_c,$de_nuke_d),
'$de_cpl_fire' => array($de_cpl_fire_a,$de_cpl_fire_b,$de_cpl_fire_c,$de_cpl_fire_d),
'$de_cpl_mill' => array($de_cpl_mill_a,$de_cpl_mill_b,$de_cpl_mill_c,$de_cpl_mill_d),
'$de_inferno' => array($de_inferno_a,$de_inferno_b,$de_inferno_c,$de_inferno_d),
'$de_cbble' => array($de_cbble_a,$de_cbble_b,$de_cbble_c,$de_cbble_d),
'$de_comrade' => array($de_comrade_a,$de_comrade_b,$de_comrade_c,$de_comrade_d));
?>
Notice its $calcs = array ('$de_dust2' => and $maps= array ('$de_dust2' => ( for example )
How do I differenciate the 2 arrays apart in the foreach statements
Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2004 6:27 pm
by markl999
Why have 2 separate arrays?
Can't you merge them into one?
'de_dust2' => array($map,$record,$percent,$de_dust2_a,$de_dust2_b,$de_dust2_c,$de_dust2_d)
Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2004 6:37 pm
by John Cartwright
thats true rofl rofl rofl.. I'm so stupid hehe.
But back to the question at hand, how do I format it properly, I'm still getting the same error msg

Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2004 6:40 pm
by markl999
Might be better to repost the code you have now and the error you are getting as i'm a bit confused what you have now after these changes etc..

Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2004 6:42 pm
by John Cartwright
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<?php
$maps = array ('de_dust2' => array($map,$record,$percent),
'de_aztec' => array($map,$record,$percent),
'de_nuke' => array($map,$record,$percent),
'de_cpl_fire' => array($map,$record,$percent),
'de_cpl_mill' => array($map,$record,$percent),
'de_inferno' => array($map,$record,$percent),
'de_cbble' => array($map,$record,$percent),
'de_comrade' => array($map,$record,$percent));
foreach($de_aztec as $key => $value) $de_aztec[$key]=0;
foreach($de_nuke as $key => $value) $de_nuke[$key]=0;
foreach($de_cpl_fire as $key => $value) $de_cpl_fire[$key]=0;
foreach($de_cpl_mill as $key => $value) $de_cpl_mill[$key]=0;
foreach($de_inferno as $key => $value) $de_inferno[$key]=0;
foreach($de_cbble as $key => $value) $de_cbble[$key]=0;
foreach($de_comrade as $key => $value) $de_comrade[$key]=0;
?>
I still havn't added the other variables to the array but I will.
The errors include
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in ***********/records.php on line 44
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() ***********/records.php on line 45
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() ***********/records.php on line 46
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() ***********/records.php on line 47
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() ***********/records.php on line 48
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() ***********/records.php on line 49
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() ***********/records.php on line 50
Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2004 6:49 pm
by markl999
ok, it's back to foreach($de_aztec as $key => $value) $de_aztec[$key]=0;
$de_aztec isn't an array. Try this as a test to see what i mean:
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foreach($maps as $key=>$val){
echo $key.'<br />';
echo $val[0].' '.$val[1].'<br /><br />';
}
and see what that chucks out.
Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2004 6:55 pm
by John Cartwright
It outputted all the different maps
de_dust2
de_aztec
de_nuke
de_cpl_fire
de_cpl_mill
de_inferno
de_cbble
de_comrade
Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2004 7:00 pm
by John Cartwright
what I really need to know is how to set all the variables in each row to 0
Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2004 7:08 pm
by markl999
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foreach($maps as $key=>$val){
$count = count($val);
for($x=0;$x<$count;$x++){
$maps[$key][$x] = 0;
}
}
should do that. I'm convinced there's a whole simpler way of doing what you're trying to acheive, but my head hurts now and i've lost track of the big picture
