I have an array... [ sample of contents below]
[0] =>
[1] => # words are recognized ceaselessly: true, yes, on, false, no,
off.
[2] => # ---------------------------------------------------------------
[3] =>
[4] =>
[5] => # The mailing address of the list.
[6] => # If empty, default is derived from address given in VMD.rc.
[7] => LIST_ADDRESS=
[8] =>
I have this script segment that processes the array into an associated array
of name/value pairs...
// Loop through file contents array
foreach ($content as $i => $value)
{
// If we have any data in this line
if (! empty ($value))
{
// If this line is not a comment
if ( $value{0} != '#')
{
list($a, $b) = split("=", $value);
$content[$a] = $b;
}
// kill orginal array element
unset($content[$i]);
}
}
this work fine, but I saw a piece of script where someone used...
list($a, $b) = preg_split("/=/",$content[$i], -1, PREG_SPLIT_NO_EMPTY);
I inserted this in my script, and removed both IF statements.
This works fine on the blank elements, but spits out warnings on the
elements that do not have an '=' in it.
I guess my problem stems from the fact I can't (don't know how to) read a
file one line at a time.
If I could to that, then I could just ignore blank lines, and or comment
lines right off the bat.
Anyone have any ideas on how best to solve this? Or at least a better
solution?
And parse_ini_file() does not help with this, unless someone can tell me how
to change the delimiter this method assumes.
Thanks
Walter
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