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Posted by Minuk Choi on 09/28/88 11:29
Assuming that you are also accepting partial matches... (e.g. if you had
a sentence with something like, "Mr. LeBlue says hello", and
that should be a match for "blue")
If $mysqlString contains 1 sentence from the mySQL database(I assume
you've a loop or something that'll fetch 1 string per iteration)
$resultStr = $mysqlString;
$bFound=false;
foreach ($myArray as $colorArray)
{
$firstTerm = $colorArray[0];
$secondTerm = $colorArray[1];
if (strpos($resultStr, $firstTerm)!==false)
{
$resultStr = $secondTerm;
$bFound=true;
}
if ($bFound)
break;
}
$mysqlString = $resultStr;
Try that.
Brian Dunning wrote:
> I want to create an array like this:
>
> $myArray=array(
> array('orange','A very bright color'),
> array('blue','A nice color like the ocean'),
> array('yellow','Very bright like the sun') ...etc...
> )
>
> Sort of like a small database in memory. Then I want to compare each
> of the rows coming out of a MySQL call, which are sentences, against
> this array to see if the FIRST TERM in each array element is present
> in the sentence, and then display the SECOND TERM from the array for
> each sentence. Make sense? So for these two sentences, and the above
> array, here's how I want it to output:
>
> "He used blue paint" - A nice color like the ocean.
> "The flower was yellow" - Very bright like the sun.
>
> Can someone help me out with the code needed to search the sentence
> to which FIRST TERM appears in it, and retrieve the SECOND TERM? I've
> tried too many things and now my brain is tied in a knot.
>
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