Dedicated server callbacks?

[adder]

thank you very much !

but I still have a problem

the file looks like this:

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Array
(
  
  
[0] => Array
        
(
            
[0] => 25510
            
[1] => adder
        
)


    
[1] => Array
        
(
            
[0] => 9999999999
            
[1] => login
        
)

 
   
[2] => Array
        
(
            
[0] => 9999999999
            
[1] => login
        
)

    

[adder]

works now

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$array = $result;

		//thanks to Lambda & The_Big_Boo (Nadeo) for this!
		$ccc = 0;
		$txt = fopen($recordsfile, 'w+'); 
		foreach($array as $key => $value){
			foreach($value as $key => $value2){
				if ($ccc === 0) {
				fwrite($txt,$value2."|");
				$ccc = 1;
				goto nextkey;
				}
				if ($ccc === 1) {
				fwrite($txt,$value2."\r\n");
				$ccc = 0;
				goto nextkey;
				}
				nextkey:
			}
		} 
		fclose($txt);
		

[The_Big_Boo]

Using goto is a bad programming practice. Anyway your code can be heavily simplified so it doesn't even use an "if".

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$array = $result;
$txt = fopen($recordsfile, 'w+'); 
foreach($array as $value)
	fprintf($txt, "%s|%s\n", $value[0], $value[1]);
fclose($txt);

[farfa]

GoTo is bad

[adder]

ok, I changed it
thanks

[adder]

After I made some changes on my records system,
I'm having some problems, this is the code:

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while ($count != 0) {
			if ($playerfinish['login'] == $record["$count"][1]) {
				if ($playerfinish['timee'] < $record["$count"][0]) {
					$record["$count"][0] = $playerfinish['timee'];
					$result = $record;
				}
			}
			$count-- ;
			if ($count === 0) {
				$arraybanaan = array(array("0" => $cb[1][2], "1" => $cb[1][1]));
				$result = array_merge($record, $arraybanaan);
				break;
			}
		}
		print_r($result);
		$arraykiwi = array("0" => $cb[1][2], "1" => $cb[1][1]);
		sort($result);
		$recordnumber = array_search($arraykiwi, $result);
		$recordnumber++;

print_r returns an array (just to make sure, it'll be remove once this stuff works again)
but sort($result) returns a warning that $result is not an array
array_search($result) works fine and returns the correct key
I'm not getting the problem. On some line's $result is an array, on others it isn't..

[adder]

I'm realizing this is getting more like a php related topic, I hope you guys don't mind?

[The_Big_Boo]

I guess the warning raised by sort() is the fact that PHP doesn't know how to compare arrays. Indeed, it's not just an array but an array of arrays you're giving to sort.

I'm also guessing you want to sort your array using player times, so instead of just sort($result) you may want to do this:

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usort($result, function ($p1, $p2) { return $p1[0] - $p2[0]; });

[adder]

thx, but still doesn't work :(

it has to do something with these lines:

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if ($playerfinish['login'] == $record["$count"][1]) {
				if ($playerfinish['timee'] < $record["$count"][0]) {
					$record["$count"][0] = $playerfinish['timee'];
					$result = $record;
				}
				
			}

[adder]

Works now!

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$currentrecords = file("inc\Lists\localrecords\\".$mapinfocb['UId'].".record.list");
		array_walk($currentrecords, 'trim_value'); // use function: trim_value to "clean" the file

		$count = 0;
		while ($count <= $amountofrecs) {
			$record["$count"] = explode("|", $currentrecords["$count"]);
			$count++;
		}
		while ($count >= 0) {
			if ($playerfinish['login'] == $record["$count"][1]) {
				if ($playerfinish['timee'] < $record["$count"][0]) {
					$record["$count"][0] = $playerfinish['timee'];
					$result = $record;
					break;
				}
				else goto end;
			}
			if ($count === 0) {
				$arraymerge = array(array("0" => $cb[1][2], "1" => $cb[1][1]));
				$result = array_merge($record, $arraymerge);
				
			}
			$count--;
		}
		print_r($result);
		$arraycheck = array("0" => $cb[1][2], "1" => $cb[1][1]);
		sort($result);
		$recordnumber = array_search($arraycheck, $result);
		$recordnumber++;
		$connect->query('ChatSendServerMessage', '$z>>$f00'.$playerdata['NickName'].'$fff Drove record $f00'.$recordnumber.'$fff ($f00'.$time.'$fff)');
		$count = $amountofrecs;
		//thanks to Lambda & The_Big_Boo (Nadeo) & Farfa (Nadeo) for this!
		$txt = fopen($recordsfile, 'w+'); 
		foreach($result as $value) {
			fprintf($txt, "%s|%s\n", $value[0], $value[1]);
		}
		fclose($txt);