Help with arrays

[Shmuel]

Hi,
I have problems in trying to '++' an array value.
Every time I find a city I add it in the array,
and if I find it many times I increment the value (counter)
of the city. Here's the code:
$address = "http://www.cji.co.il/bw040609.txt";
$address_local = "bw040609.t xt";
$lines = file($address_l ocal);

$heading = "Companies covered in this CJI report:";
$heading_line = 0;

$towns = array();

for($i=0; $i<count($lines ); $i++) {

$pos = strpos($lines[$i], "Location: ");
if($pos !== false) {
list($loc,$town ) = preg_split("/: /", $lines[$i]);
if(in_array($to wn, $towns)) {
$towns[$town] = 1;
echo "Town added: $town<br>";

}
else {
$towns[$town]++;
echo "Town added: $town<br>";
}
}

}
foreach($towns as $key => $value) {
print "$key => $value<br>";
}

The output is like this:

Notice: Undefined index: Ramat Hasharon in
C:\Programs\wor k\jobs\index.ph p on line 40
Town added: Ramat Hasharon

Notice: Undefined index: North in C:\Programs\wor k\jobs\index.ph p on line 40
Town added: North
Town added: North

Notice: Undefined index: Location in C:\Programs\wor k\jobs\index.ph p on
line 40
Town added: Location
Town added: Location
Town added: North
Town added: North

and so on...

It complains about an undefined index.
Any idea why it does that?

Shmuel.

[Pedro Graca]

Shmuel wrote:
(snip)

if(in_array($to wn, $towns)) {
Shouldn't this be reversed?

if(!in_array($t own, $towns)) {
$towns[$town] = 1;
echo "Town added: $town<br>";

}
else {
$towns[$town]++;
echo "Town added: $town<br>";
}

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[Shmuel]

Then the result will be 1 for each town even if there are many hits.
Pedro Graca wrote:

Shmuel wrote:
(snip)

if(in_array($to wn, $towns)) {

Shouldn't this be reversed?

if(!in_array($t own, $towns)) {

$towns[$town] = 1;
echo "Town added: $town<br>";

}
else {
$towns[$town]++;
echo "Town added: $town<br>";
}

(snip)

[Pedro Graca]

Shmuel wrote:

Then the result will be 1 for each town even if there are many hits.

use array_key_exist s() instead of in_array()

http://www.php.net/array_key_exists

========
pedro$ cat xx.php
<?php
$towns = array();
$towns['x'] = 3;

$town = 'x';
if(!array_key_e xists($town, $towns)) {
$towns[$town] = 1;
echo "Town added: $town<br>\n";
} else {
$towns[$town]++;
echo "Town added: $town<br>\n";
}

$town = 'y';
if(!array_key_e xists($town, $towns)) {
$towns[$town] = 1;
echo "Town added: $town<br>\n";
} else {
$towns[$town]++;
echo "Town added: $town<br>\n";
}

print_r($towns) ;
?>

pedro$ php xx.php
Town added: x<br>
Town added: y<br>
Array
(
[x] => 4
[y] => 1
)
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[Christian Fersch]

Shmuel wrote:

Pedro Graca wrote:

Shouldn't this be reversed?

Then the result will be 1 for each town even if there are many hits.

No, Pedro is right - your code is wrong, or isn't it 1 for each town
even if there are many hits?

Greetings Christian

[Chung Leong]

Do this:

for($i=0; $i<count($lines ); $i++) {

$pos = strpos($lines[$i], "Location: ");
if($pos !== false) {
list($loc,$town ) = preg_split("/: /", $lines[$i]);
@$towns[$town] += 1;
}

}
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Hi,
I have problems in trying to '++' an array value.
Every time I find a city I add it in the array,
and if I find it many times I increment the value (counter)
of the city. Here's the code:
$address = "http://www.cji.co.il/bw040609.txt";
$address_local = "bw040609.t xt";
$lines = file($address_l ocal);

$heading = "Companies covered in this CJI report:";
$heading_line = 0;

$towns = array();

for($i=0; $i<count($lines ); $i++) {

$pos = strpos($lines[$i], "Location: ");
if($pos !== false) {
list($loc,$town ) = preg_split("/: /", $lines[$i]);
if(in_array($to wn, $towns)) {
$towns[$town] = 1;
echo "Town added: $town<br>";

}
else {
$towns[$town]++;
echo "Town added: $town<br>";
}
}

}
foreach($towns as $key => $value) {
print "$key => $value<br>";
}

The output is like this:

Notice: Undefined index: Ramat Hasharon in
C:\Programs\wor k\jobs\index.ph p on line 40
Town added: Ramat Hasharon

Notice: Undefined index: North in C:\Programs\wor k\jobs\index.ph p on line 40 Town added: North
Town added: North

Notice: Undefined index: Location in C:\Programs\wor k\jobs\index.ph p on
line 40
Town added: Location
Town added: Location
Town added: North
Town added: North

and so on...

It complains about an undefined index.
Any idea why it does that?