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hello. i have the following array called $newParts which cycles through game data:

[0] => Control 90m + 5s, rated    <--start of game 1
[1] => Site Room 1     
[2] => Date 2010.08.03 
[3] => Round ? 
[4] => WhiteIs D r A G ó N 
[5] => BlackIs Spike_and_Butch 
[6] => Result 0-1      <--end of game 1
[7] => Control 90m + 5s, rated    <--start of game 2
[8] => Site Room 1     
[9] => Date 2010.08.03 
[10] => Round ? 
[11] => WhiteIs Öschi 
[12] => BlackIs Shreki 
[13] => Result 1/2-1/2     <--end of game 2
--->   continues with next game data...

 

The games all start with "Control " and end with "Result "

Firstly, I would like to split the array into seperate game arrays.  How would I go about doing this?

 

Secondly, I would like to use the first word, of the values in the new arrays, as the Key.  So the arrays would become:

[site] => Room 1 
[Date] => 2010.08.03 
[Round] => ? 
[WhiteIs] => D r A G ó N 
[blackIs] => Spike_and_Butch 
[Result] => 0-1 

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

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Try this script.

 

<?php 

$game_data = array(
'Control 90m + 5s, rated',
'Site Room 1',
'Date 2010.08.03 ',
'Round ?',
'WhiteIs D r A G ó N',
'BlackIs Spike_and_Butch',
'Result 0-1',
'Control 90m + 5s, rated',
'Site Room 1',
'Date 2010.08.03',
'Round ?',
'WhiteIs Öschi',
'BlackIs Shreki',
'Result 1/2-1/2'
);

$new_array = array();
$game_data_count = count($game_data);

if($game_data_count)
{
for($i = 7; $i <= $game_data_count; $i += 7)
{
	$new_array[] = array(
		'control' => $game_data[$i-7],
		'site' => $game_data[$i-6],
		'date' => $game_data[$i-5],
		'round' => $game_data[$i-4],
		'whiteis' => $game_data[$i-3],
		'blackis' => $game_data[$i-2],
		'result' => $game_data[$i-1]
		);
}
}

print_r($new_array);

?>

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