Re: [PHP] complex control structure- please help

2006-06-20 Thread Chris

IG wrote:

Hi all,

This may not be complex at all- maybe my head is just screwed up this 
afternoon!


I am looping through arrays all at one time for the following-

$filter_subject
$filter_body
$filter_email
$filter_subject_like
$filter_body_like
$filter_email_like

Examples of the following could be-

$filter_subject[0] = "This is the subject";
$filter_body[0] = "This is the body";
$filter_email[0] = "[EMAIL PROTECTED]";
$filter_subject_like[0] = "";
$filter_body_like[0] = "";
$filter_email_like[0] = "";

$filter_subject[1] = "";
$filter_body[1] = "";
$filter_email[1] = "";
$filter_subject_like[1] = "lots of nice things";
$filter_body_like[1] = "horrible body text";
$filter_email_like[1] = "[EMAIL PROTECTED]";

$filter_subject[2] = "";
$filter_body[2] = "";
$filter_email[2] = "";
$filter_subject_like[2] = "Lots of nice things";
$filter_body_like[2] = "";
$filter_email_like[2] = "";

$filter_subject[3] = "";
$filter_body[3] = "This is the complete body";
$filter_email[3] = "";
$filter_subject_like[3] = "Part of the subject";
$filter_body_like[3] = "";
$filter_email_like[3] = "";




I then run something like the following on the variables $subject, 
$body, $email, $subject_like, $body_like and $email_like



for($e=0;$e   if($subject == 
$filter_subject[$e]) {$found_subject = 1;}// 
Subject has been found
   if($body == $filter_body[$e]) 
{$found_body = 1;}// Body has been found
   if($email == $filter_email[$e]) 
{$found_email = 1;}// Email has been found
 if(strpos($subject_like, $filter_subject_like[$e]))
{$found_subject_like = 1;}// Subject(like) has been found
   if(strpos($body_like, $filter_body_like[$e]))
{$found_body_like = 1;}// Body(like) has been found
   if(strpos($email_like, $filter_email_like[$e]))
{$found_email_like = 1;}// Email(like) has been found


...
}

What I want to do is work out if (from the above examples) the following 
(not written in php by the way, just in kind of english)


example 0 -
if -  ($subject == "This is the subject" AND $body == "This is the body" 
AND $email == "[EMAIL PROTECTED]") THEN DO THE FOLLOWING


example 1 -
if - ($subject == "lots of nice things" AND $body_like contains 
"horrible body text" AND $email contains "[EMAIL PROTECTED]") THEN DO THE 
FOLLOWING


example 2
if - ($subject contains "Lots of nice things") THEN DO THE FOLLOWING

example 3
if - ($body == "This is the complete body" AND $subject contains "Part 
of the subject") THEN DO THE FOLLOWING



How can I organise a control structure so that I can do the above? My 
brain is hurting and I could do with some thoughts from you guys!




You're most of the way there.

convert it to php code and you're basically done:

if ($body == '...') {
 echo "Body is $body\n";
}

and so on.

I don't see the problem here ?

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[PHP] complex control structure- please help

2006-06-20 Thread IG

Hi all,

This may not be complex at all- maybe my head is just screwed up this 
afternoon!


I am looping through arrays all at one time for the following-

$filter_subject
$filter_body
$filter_email
$filter_subject_like
$filter_body_like
$filter_email_like

Examples of the following could be-

$filter_subject[0] = "This is the subject";
$filter_body[0] = "This is the body";
$filter_email[0] = "[EMAIL PROTECTED]";
$filter_subject_like[0] = "";
$filter_body_like[0] = "";
$filter_email_like[0] = "";

$filter_subject[1] = "";
$filter_body[1] = "";
$filter_email[1] = "";
$filter_subject_like[1] = "lots of nice things";
$filter_body_like[1] = "horrible body text";
$filter_email_like[1] = "[EMAIL PROTECTED]";

$filter_subject[2] = "";
$filter_body[2] = "";
$filter_email[2] = "";
$filter_subject_like[2] = "Lots of nice things";
$filter_body_like[2] = "";
$filter_email_like[2] = "";

$filter_subject[3] = "";
$filter_body[3] = "This is the complete body";
$filter_email[3] = "";
$filter_subject_like[3] = "Part of the subject";
$filter_body_like[3] = "";
$filter_email_like[3] = "";




I then run something like the following on the variables $subject, 
$body, $email, $subject_like, $body_like and $email_like



for($e=0;$e
   if($subject == $filter_subject[$e]) 
{$found_subject = 1;}// Subject has been found
   if($body == $filter_body[$e]) 
{$found_body = 1;}// Body has been found
   if($email == $filter_email[$e]) 
{$found_email = 1;}// Email has been found
  
   if(strpos($subject_like, $filter_subject_like[$e]))
{$found_subject_like = 1;}// Subject(like) has been found
   if(strpos($body_like, $filter_body_like[$e]))
{$found_body_like = 1;}// Body(like) has been found
   if(strpos($email_like, $filter_email_like[$e]))
{$found_email_like = 1;}// Email(like) has been found


...
}

What I want to do is work out if (from the above examples) the following 
(not written in php by the way, just in kind of english)


example 0 -
if -  ($subject == "This is the subject" AND $body == "This is the body" 
AND $email == "[EMAIL PROTECTED]") THEN DO THE FOLLOWING


example 1 -
if - ($subject == "lots of nice things" AND $body_like contains 
"horrible body text" AND $email contains "[EMAIL PROTECTED]") THEN DO THE 
FOLLOWING


example 2
if - ($subject contains "Lots of nice things") THEN DO THE FOLLOWING

example 3
if - ($body == "This is the complete body" AND $subject contains "Part 
of the subject") THEN DO THE FOLLOWING



How can I organise a control structure so that I can do the above? My 
brain is hurting and I could do with some thoughts from you guys!


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