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Comment on Recursive PHP Spintax Class 3.0 by DailyMail

DailyMail — Fri, 24 Feb 2012 13:35:46 +0000

Thanks a lot, exactly what I was looking for. Will do some testing with it coming days. I know I wouldnt be able to do a recursive version myself.

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Joshua Sherrill — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 02:41:55 +0000

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Comment on Recursive PHP Spintax Class 3.0 by fransberns

fransberns — Fri, 17 Feb 2012 01:12:39 +0000

Sorry Ronald, but you are wrong. If you put it in test mode ($test=true) with the following example string:

1	{This is my {spintax\|spuntext} formatted string, my {spintax\|spuntext} formatted string, my {spintax\|spuntext} formatted string example.}

You can check that the result always will be one of these options, this:

1 2	PROCESS: string(104) "{This is my spintax formatted string, my spintax formatted string, my spintax formatted string example.}" PROCESS: string(102) "This is my spintax formatted string, my spintax formatted string, my spintax formatted string example."

Or this:

1 2	PROCESS: string(107) "{This is my spuntext formatted string, my spuntext formatted string, my spuntext formatted string example.}" PROCESS: string(105) "This is my spuntext formatted string, my spuntext formatted string, my spuntext formatted string example."

Your code always replace all occurrences of one word to same synonym at the same time.

That’s because the command:

1	$str = str_replace($match[0], $new_str, $str);

The command str_replace replaces all occurrences of $match[0] in $str with the replace value $new_str.

Comment on Recursive PHP Spintax Class 3.0 by fransberns

fransberns — Fri, 17 Feb 2012 01:11:06 +0000

Sorry Ronald, but you are wrong. If you put it in test mode ($test=true) with the following example string:

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{This is my {spintax|spuntext} formatted string, my {spintax|spuntext} formatted string, my {spintax|spuntext} formatted string example.}
[cc lang="php"]

You can check that the result always will be one of these options, this:
[cc lang="php"]
PROCESS: string(104) "{This is my spintax formatted string, my spintax formatted string, my spintax formatted string example.}"
PROCESS: string(102) "This is my spintax formatted string, my spintax formatted string, my spintax formatted string example."

Or this:

1 2	PROCESS: string(107) "{This is my spuntext formatted string, my spuntext formatted string, my spuntext formatted string example.}" PROCESS: string(105) "This is my spuntext formatted string, my spuntext formatted string, my spuntext formatted string example."

Your code always replace all occurrences of one word to same synonym at the same time.

That’s because the command:

1	$str = str_replace($match[0], $new_str, $str);

The command str_replace replaces all occurrences of $match[0] in $str with the replace value $new_str.

Comment on Recursive PHP Spintax Class 3.0 by Ronald

Ronald — Thu, 16 Feb 2012 23:39:07 +0000

@fransbern it actually replaces one match at time, and never all at once under any circumstance. Put it in test mode to see what I mean.

Comment on Recursive PHP Spintax Class 3.0 by fransberns

fransberns — Tue, 14 Feb 2012 23:49:49 +0000

Ronald, Thank you for sharing this. This class is very, very useful.
But I tested and this class replace all occurrence of one word to same synonym at the same time.

This variation of your code replace one match at a time (sorry, It is not elegant but it works):

Replace the line:

1	$str = str_replace($match[0], $new_str, $str);

By the following lines:

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//one match at a time
$match_0 = str_replace("|", "\|", $match[0]);
$match_0 = str_replace("{", "\{", $match_0);
$match_0 = str_replace("}", "\}", $match_0);
$reg_exp = "/".$match_0."/";
$str = preg_replace($reg_exp, $new_str, $str, 1);

Comment on PHP MediaToolkit – A PHP Wrapper for basic FFMPEG functions by g2x3k

g2x3k — Tue, 14 Feb 2012 14:13:15 +0000

well i came up with this

http://pastie.org/3380929

Comment on PHP MMORPG Maker by Ronald

Ronald — Thu, 22 Dec 2011 22:18:41 +0000

Thanks still in development I now have another developer on the project, she is redeveloping the entire game interface client side in HTML5 while I am handling server side development. More news on the project can be found @ http://cloudrealms.com/

Comment on PHP MMORPG Maker by Juan

Juan — Thu, 22 Dec 2011 22:15:24 +0000

Sounds interesting. I’ve been wanting to make an rpg (or any type of game) myself worklife and other stuff getting in the way of that… I can offer my art skills though. Not to mention I’d like to give it a spin when you finish it. Good luck with this project.

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