[SOLVED] got a pretty simple question

[clown[NOR]]

as i've said in an earlier post i'm working on a sript that will show the player score for a CoD4 game server... highest to lowest the past hour... so i got some help in here, but what i wonder...

 

this code here

foreach ($text as $line) {
preg_match('/(\d\d:\d\d:\d\d)\] (.+) killed/',$line,$match);
$blamtime=$match[1];
$person=$match[2];
if($now-$blamtime<=$hourago) { 
	$score[$person]++; 
	$time[$blamtime]++;
}
}

i'm working with a 24-hour time.. so when it goes to midnight it goes back to 00.. wont that mess up? since 00 is less than 23? how can i work around that?

[cooldude832]

just replace time of midnight with time of 24 or do a time based sort instead of a integer/float based sort

[clown[NOR]]

oh so... str_replace("00","24",$blamtime) <--- like that?

[cooldude832]

sure

[clown[NOR]]

so this should work without any issues?

 

$blamtime = str_replace("00","24",$blamtime);
if($now-$blamtime<=$hourago) { 
	$score[$person]++; 
	$time[$blamtime]++;
}

[laffin]

uhm, not quite, as that might also replace the minutes and seconds if they are 00

 

if(substr($blamtime,0,2)=="00") substr_replace($blamtime,"24",0,0);

[clown[NOR]]

thanks you laffin =)

[clown[NOR]]

next question..

 

it's now 18:23 here... (didnt add the secs now)... but it still shows the time that was yesterday at 23 and 00 etc...  how can i change the regex to catch the date also so i can make a if statement that skips everything that was yesterday?

 

this is the complete code i've got now:

<?php

function getKills($server_id) {
// One hour ago
$n_hour = date("H")-1;
$n_ms = date("i:s");
$hourago = $n_hour.":".$n_ms;

$filename = "http://ts.1337gamer.no:28950/cod-server-".$server_id."/Kills.txt";
$text = file($filename);
foreach ($text as $line) {
	preg_match('/(\d\d:\d\d:\d\d)\] (.+) killed/',$line,$match);
	$k_time=$match[1];
	$person=$match[2];
	if(substr($k_time,0,2)== "00") { substr_replace($k_time,"24",0,0); }
	if($now-$k_time<=$hourago) { 
		$score[$person]++; 
	}
}
arsort($score);
echo '
	<table border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" width="300 bordercolor="#000000">
		<tr>
			<td width="150"><strong>Player</strong></td>
			<td width="50"><strong>Kills</strong></td>
		</tr>
';
foreach ($score as $killer => $kills) {
	if (!empty($killer)) {
		//echo "<strong>$killer</strong> has <strong>$kills</strong> kills.<br />";
		echo '
			<tr>
				<td width="150">'.$killer.'</td>
				<td width="50">'.$kills.'</td>
			</tr>
		';
	}
}
echo '</table>';
}
?>

Thanks In Advance
- Clown

[clown[NOR]]

should i make the preg_match look something like this?

preg_match('/ \[\d\d.\d\d.\d\d\)(\d\d:\d\d:\d\d)\] (.+) killed/',$line,$match);

 

it's prob WAY off... i have no clue about regex so that's just a wild guess

[clown[NOR]]

bump?

[laffin]

u might be better off converting to time() format.

than it wud be easier to calculate

[clown[NOR]]

ok ill try that out.. but atm i just cant figure out how to pull out the date with regex... been going crazy @ google and still no luck so until i can get the date i' stuck

 

file setup:

[28.01.2008 19:44:08] Omega|IzNoGood killed [1337]sleggis with unkown Zone:Headshoot Damage:55

[28.01.2008 19:44:24] [1337]sleggis killed dsr.encke with m4 silencer Zone:Torso lower Damage:42

[28.01.2008 19:44:44] dsr.encke killed Trym with unkown Zone:unkown Damage:170

[28.01.2008 19:44:47] Omega|Mora di killed Trym with ak47 Silencer Zone:Torso lower Damage:56

[28.01.2008 19:45:05] Omega|Mora di killed dsr.gnawler with Grenade Zone:unkown Damage:192

[28.01.2008 19:45:06] [1337]sleggis killed *HMC*Antman with Grenade Zone:unkown Damage:285

[28.01.2008 19:45:17] Banko.Maestro killed [1337]PuZuR with mp5 silencer Zone:Torso upper Damage:136

 

code:

foreach ($text as $line) {
	preg_match('/(\d\d:\d\d:\d\d)\] (.+) killed/',$line,$match);
	$k_time=$match[1];
	$person=$match[2];
	//echo $match[2]."<br />"; 
	$score[$person]++; 
}

 

if anyone could help me out with the preg_match i think i'll be able to fix the if's myself

[laffin]

preg_match("@^\[(\d{2}.\d{2}.\d{4} \d{2}:\d{2}:\d{2})\] (.+?) killed (.+?) with (.+) Damage:(\d{1,})$@i",$file,$matches);

shud return

$matches[1] date/time

$matches[2] killer

$matches[3] killee

$matches[4] damage done

 

[clown[NOR]]

that returned nothing ...

 

foreach ($text as $line) {
	preg_match("@^\[(\d{2}.\d{2}.\d{4} \d{2}:\d{2}:\d{2})\] (.+?) killed (.+?) with (.+) Damage:(\d{1,})$@i",$line,$match);
	$k_time = $match[1];
	$person = $match[2];
	echo $match[1]." - ".$match[2]." - ".$match[3]." - ".$match[4]."<br />";
	$score[$person]++;
}

 

output

- - -

 

i really wanna learn how to setup a regex string thingy... is there a tutorial for 100% noobs? i mean like so detailed that noone can read trough the whole thing and at the end still dont understand how to do it =)

[clown[NOR]]

fixed it by editing your code into the old one..

 

this is the result:

preg_match('/\[(\d{2}.\d{2}.\d{4} \d{2}:\d{2}:\d{2})\] (.+) killed/',$line,$match);

 

thanks for your help laffin

[laffin]

shure thing, tell me how yer project is coming.