[SOLVED] get directories from range

[HektoR]

hi all

 

so, i'm making script whic must get directories from range.

i have main directory "MAIN";

in MAIN directory there are few dir"

"01" , "02" , "03" , "03" , "04".

and i want to, when i indicate range, for example: from "02" to "04"

script must show me all directories in this range ...

 

thats all.

 

 

thank you

[MadTechie]

Thanks for letting us know.. but theirs no question.. so why post that in PHP Help ?

[HektoR]

thank you too for this most helpful post.

why?

because i want to make this in php and i don't have any idea .

this is too hard to understand ? i think NO.

if you don't want to help, stop posting here please.

[MadTechie]

I did want to help, but not anymore

good luck

[HektoR]

thank you

[HektoR]

soo, any ideas for making that script? 

[MadTechie]

So if for example,

 

if you have folder

1

2

5

6

9

10

11

 

and done dirrange(2,10)

you want it to return

2

5

6

9

10

 

right ?

 

if so you could try something like this

<?php
$R = range(2,10);
$folder = array();
$Path = "path/to/folders/";
foreach ($R as $V)
{
if(is_dir($Path.$V)) $folder[] = $V;
}
echo "<pre>";
print_r($folder)
?>

[HektoR]

no, if range is from 2 to 10

it must return

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

[MadTechie]

even if the folders are missing ?

what do you mean by "get directories" i assumed to meant get the names of all existing directories within a range

[Mark Baker]

no, if range is from 2 to 10

it must return

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

This has nothing to do with directories at all:

 

$rangeStart = 2;
$rangeEnd = 10;
print_r(range($rangeStart,$rangeEnd));

[HektoR]

MadTechie

 

it was my mistake. your code is working.

but what  i can do when folder names is ,like :

01

02

03

04

05

06

07

08

 

??

[MadTechie]

sprintf

EG

<?php
$R = range(2,10);
$folder = array();
foreach ($R as $V)
{
$V= sprintf("%02s",$V); //add the 0 for the 1to9
if(is_dir($V))
{
	$folder[] = $V;
	echo "FOUND: $V<br>";
}else{
	echo "NOT FOUND: $V<br>";
}
}
echo "<pre>";
print_r($folder)

?>

 

EDIT: missed a / on the comment

[HektoR]

Solved !

 

thank you very much !

[MadTechie]

Your welcome..

Can you please click the solved button, bottom left (i think)