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02:39.25spiderbiterlooks like I might have to make some more friends here
02:40.08spiderbiterdataw0lf, drewbono, synic tierra|w usynic  ... who's the array master?
02:40.28tierra|was in php arrays?
02:40.33spiderbiteryup
02:40.42tierra|wI use them... can't say I've mastered them
02:41.21tierra|wI know enough to so foreach($array as $item => $key) (optional key)
02:41.23spiderbitercan I get your input on something?
02:41.33tierra|ws/so/do
02:42.02tierra|wfire away, I'm sure if I can't answer, someone else can
02:42.38spiderbiterWith this Query:
02:42.40spiderbiterSELECT
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02:42.43spiderbiterq.Body,
02:42.44spiderbiterq.Correct_AnswerID,
02:42.46spiderbitera.AnswerID,
02:42.47spiderbitera.Body as Answer
02:42.49spiderbiterFROM questions q
02:42.51spiderbiterJOIN answers a
02:42.52spiderbiterON q.QuestionID=a.QuestionID
02:42.53spiderbiterORDER BY QuestionID';
02:45.42spiderbiterI get something like this:
02:45.43spiderbiter+------------+----------------------+------------------+----------+---------------------+
02:45.45spiderbiter| QuestionID | Body                 | Correct_AnswerID | AnswerID | Answer              |
02:45.46spiderbiter+------------+----------------------+------------------+----------+---------------------+
02:45.48spiderbiter|          1 | Questioning question |               19 |       16 | yippeeee            |
02:45.49spiderbiter|          1 | Questioning question |               19 |        7 | True                |
02:45.51spiderbiter|          1 | Questioning question |               19 |       17 | need help?          |
02:45.52spiderbiter|          1 | Questioning question |               19 |       19 | never               |
02:45.54spiderbiter|          1 | Questioning question |               19 |        8 | No                  |
02:45.55spiderbiter|          2 | Is this fair?        |               26 |        2 | False               |
02:45.57spiderbiter|          2 | Is this fair?        |               26 |        4 | Sometimes           |
02:45.59spiderbiter|          2 | Is this fair?        |               26 |       15 | yessssssssss        |
02:46.00spiderbiter|          2 | Is this fair?        |               26 |        3 | No                  |
02:46.02spiderbiter|          2 | Is this fair?        |               26 |       26 | Never was fair      |
02:46.40spiderbiterI'm reformatting it as:
02:46.42spiderbiterQUESTIONCORRECTAsnswer1Asnswer2Asnswer3Asnswer4
02:47.48spiderbiterthis is one way I'm going about it ...
02:48.22spiderbiterwhile($q->movenext())
02:48.23spiderbiter{
02:48.24spiderbiter$Questions[$q->get_QuestionID()]['qid'] = $q->get_QuestionID();
02:48.26spiderbiter$Questions[$q->get_QuestionID()]['Question'] = $q->get_Body();
02:48.27spiderbiter$Questions[$q->get_QuestionID()]['correctAnswerId'] = $q->get_Correct_AnswerID();
02:48.29spiderbiter//$Questions[$q->get_QuestionID()]['AnswerID'][] = (int)utf8_encode(stripslashes($q->columns['AnswerID']));
02:48.31spiderbiter$Questions[$q->get_QuestionID()]['Answer'][(int)utf8_encode(stripslashes($q->columns['AnswerID']))] = utf8_encode(stripslashes($q->columns['Answer']));
02:48.32spiderbiter}
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02:49.41spiderbiterthis seems good so far
02:50.07spiderbiterI think I see the solution now
02:50.30tierra|whehe
02:50.45tierra|wthat works
02:51.36spiderbiterMaybe not .... I need to get the numeric index of the answer sub array that has the right answer
02:52.21spiderbiteractually the position
02:52.39tierra|wposition, or key?
02:52.56spiderbiterfirst, second, etc
02:53.32spiderbiterdo I need to index them with strings
02:54.22tierra|wforeach($Questions[Answer] as $answer => $id), loop iteration, stop when $id == $Questions[correctAnswerId]
02:55.44spiderbiterso I would need to imp a counter++
02:56.05tierra|weasiest way, yeah
02:56.28tierra|wI don't know of an array function to go array_position($key)
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02:58.46tierra|wweird... I would of kept it keyed...
02:59.46tierra|wI never rely on array ordering... I usually go by keys... I think PHP has some additional efficiency built in when you use keys like a STL map
03:00.25tierra|wconsidering you have a variable in the main array that gives you the key to the correct answer, it would be best designed that way
03:00.30spiderbiterIf I did this:
03:00.32spiderbiter<PROTECTED>
03:00.33spiderbiter(
03:00.35spiderbiter[qid] => 2
03:00.36spiderbiter[Question] => Is this fair?
03:00.38spiderbiter[correctAnswerId] => 26
03:00.39spiderbiter[Answer] => Array
03:00.41spiderbiter(
03:00.42spiderbiter['id2'] => False
03:00.44spiderbiter['id3'] => No
03:00.45spiderbiter['id4'] => Sometimes
03:00.47spiderbiter['id15'] => yessssssssss
03:00.49spiderbiter['id26'] => Never was fair
03:00.50spiderbiter)
03:00.52spiderbiter)
03:00.53spiderbiterI would still have numeric indexes also?
03:02.02spiderbiterwouldn't I?
03:02.28tierra|wwhat do you mean? as far as your id's for the SQL tables?
03:02.40dataw0lfno, he's talking about referencing them through numeric keys
03:02.48dataw0lfie [1]
03:03.31tierra|wwell, you can still go ["id" . $id] where id == 1
03:03.57tierra|wI don't see a difference in using "id2" versus just "2"
03:05.19tierra|wyou couldn't go [26] with a ['id26'] if that's what your asking
03:06.37dataw0lfno
03:06.40dataw0lfyou're not understanding.
03:06.52dataw0lfto reference ['id26'] he wants to do a [4]
03:06.58tierra|wwell, you answer him... geez
03:07.06dataw0lfhehe
03:07.09dataw0lfsorry
03:07.24tierra|woh, I see what your saying
03:07.32dataw0lfI guess I came off wrong there, I just drank three cups of coffee and watched an episode of the Sopranos, I'm feeling feisty
03:07.45tierra|whehe
03:07.57tierra|wthat is a good question
03:08.05dataw0lfYeah you could.
03:08.09dataw0lfit's just an associative array.
03:08.19dataw0lfit still retains numerical structure.
03:08.21dataw0lfI think.
03:08.29tierra|wthere is one way to find out for sure... try it
03:08.39dataw0lfbooyakasha
03:08.52tierra|wis that your new favorite word now?
03:08.54dataw0lfecho array[0]
03:08.59dataw0lfdamn straight
03:09.05dataw0lfI be loving the booyakasha
03:09.19tierra|whehe... I've seen you say it like 5 times today
03:09.28dataw0lfhehe
03:09.49dataw0lfI saw an episode of Da Ali G show today, it got me started again.
03:09.57dataw0lfAny HBO series that I watch I pick up on the slang.
03:10.03dataw0lfDa Ali G / Sopranos
03:10.44tierra|whaha
03:10.50spiderbitersorry guys, phone
03:11.05tierra|wtrade me jobs dataw0lf
03:11.10dataw0lfhehe
03:11.16tierra|wI'm getting pretty sick of this one
03:11.18dataw0lfI'm almost done too, then I can relax for a week or so.
03:11.28dataw0lfI <3 working at home.
03:11.36tierra|w.... I may not be done for another couple months for all I know...
03:11.42dataw0lfthat sucks.
03:11.54tierra|wcontract should of been up way the hell back in Sept 2004
03:12.08dataw0lfthe only bad part is I don't get paid til I turn in the code.
03:13.35dataw0lfMan I love $$var syntax
03:14.42tierra|whaha... or $function()
03:15.05tierra|wor $class $item;
03:15.11tierra|wI think
03:15.28dataw0lfyeah $function() is pretty tight too.
03:16.45tierra|wwhoa... my da users script is hauling all the sudden... picked up like another 8,000 users in the past hour... probably partly to do with DA taking down galleries and going read-only mode for maintenance
03:17.14dataw0lfheh
03:17.28dataw0lfyour DA users script is so 1337
03:17.34dataw0lfomgz ur so 1337
03:17.57tierra|wit's s0 h4rc|c0R3
03:18.09tierra|wtakes me way to long to type that crap
03:18.17dataw0lfomgz h4rc|c0R3 is hardcore
03:18.18spiderbiterOh ! Guys? What if I put the anwers and ids in the own arrays and array_flip() the id array?
03:18.51dataw0lfthat'd be win.
03:18.53tierra|whttp://ibaku.net/~tierra/dausers/dausers.phps ... ignore the fact that my php source isn't working right
03:19.06dataw0lfarray functions in php are swete
03:19.08spiderbiterthen I just use the correctID field to get the position of the correct answer
03:19.22dataw0lfthat sounds easier.
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03:20.18tierra|wyeah, sounds like a much better solution
03:20.27dataw0lfdude, I want to marry Amy Lee.
03:21.05spiderbiterThanks for letting me bounce ideas, guys
03:21.07dataw0lftierra|w: damn, get off work already.
03:21.14dataw0lfnp, not that I was much help.
03:21.31tierra|weh... I'll push for 9:00
03:21.45spiderbiterSometimes a little validation is all a guy needs
03:21.54dataw0lftrue.
03:22.00tierra|wspiderbiter, no, thank you since now the next time I run into something like that, I have another solution
03:22.02dataw0lfthat's why I'm trying to hook up with this girl tonight.
03:22.07spiderbiter(as opposed to women who need it all the time ;-)
03:22.18tierra|whaha
03:22.25spiderbiterlol
03:22.28dataw0lfwomen need servants.
03:22.38dataw0lfAnd I'm happy to oblige.
03:23.48tierra|whaha
03:24.06dataw0lfI'm trying to get a monopoly on all the geek girls in Utah.
03:24.26dataw0lfit's pretty cool that 'geek' is the new hawtness.
03:25.02dataw0lf'Oh my god, you're a computer geek??' *sexy eye contact*
03:25.56dataw0lfso I'm going to write a IRC bot in PHP.
03:26.02dataw0lfs/a/an
03:27.21tierra|wumm.. k
03:28.14dataw0lfI wrote one in Python a while back.
03:30.26dataw0lfbut one in PHP would be pretty tight.
03:30.31dataw0lfI want to make a web frontend for it.
04:13.17dataw0lfwhen you getting off tierra|w ?
04:13.25dataw0lfhurry up biotch
04:13.42tierra|walright, I'll take off now
04:13.47tierra|wgive me a min
04:14.25dataw0lfhehe
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17:09.58bigdog_utmornin' all
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18:44.57beandoganyone around
18:45.07wpshey
18:45.38beandogwadicus
18:45.44beandogwanna help me with a php error Im getting?
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18:47.03wpsI can try
18:51.48beandogIm getting a NOTICE error when natcasesort()'ing a multi-dimensional array
18:51.59beandogNotice: Array to string conversion in CLI.php on line 414
18:52.49wpshmm... never heard of natcasesort()
18:52.51beandogOr do any kind of sort on the array actually
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