By RussellReal on Sep 18, 2007you use it like this:
$variable = getStats("RussellReal");
and you will get a two dimensional array.
$variable[$skill][$aspect];
$aspect would be "Level" or "Exp" or "Rank"
so for example: $variable["Strength"]["Level"]; will return 89, which is RussellReals Strength Level :P
not really for looping through the values, unless you use foreachs like so:
foreach ($variable as $skill => $v) {
$line = $skill;
foreach ($variable[$skill] as $aspect => $data) {
$line .= " ".$aspect.": ".$data;
}
echo $line."\n";
}
will print a readable version of the multidimensional array. :)
will return "false" if the username doesn't exist. and somewhere in the aspects of the second dimension of the arrays will be Not Ranked. for whichever skill the user isn't ranked in. Enjoy :)
function getStats($n) {
$d = file_get_contents("http://hiscore.runescape.com/lang/en/aff/runescape/hiscorepersonal.ws?user1=".$n);
preg_match_all("/<td align=\"left\">(.*?)<\/tr>/s",$d,$m);
$u = array("\n","\r");
$g = array('/^\s+/','/\s{2,}/');
$o = array('',' ');
$s = array();
foreach ($m[1] as $v) {
$ta = explode(" ",preg_replace($g,$o,str_replace($u,' ',strip_tags($v))));
$line .= $ta[2];
$s[$ta[0]] = array('Rank' => $ta[1],'Level' => $ta[2],'Exp' => $ta[3]);
}
return (($s['Overall']['Level'] == "does")? "false":$s);
}
// Same as what I described in the introduction to the snippet, but for the \"slower\" people, here it is all the way done.
function getStats($n) {
$d = file_get_contents(\"http://hiscore.runescape.com/lang/en/aff/runescape/hiscorepersonal.ws?user1=\".$n);
preg_match_all(\"/<td align=\\\"left\\\">(.*?)<\\/tr>/s\",$d,$m);
$u = array(\"\\n\",\"\\r\");
$g = array(\'/^\\s+/\',\'/\\s{2,}/\');
$o = array(\'\',\' \');
$s = array();
foreach ($m[1] as $v) {
$ta = explode(\" \",preg_replace($g,$o,str_replace($u,\' \',strip_tags($v))));
$line .= $ta[2];
$s[$ta[0]] = array(\'Rank\' => $ta[1],\'Level\' => $ta[2],\'Exp\' => $ta[3]);
}
return (($s[\'Overall\'][\'Level\'] == \"does\")? \"false\":$s);
}
$variable = getStats($_GET[\'rsn\']);
foreach ($variable as $skill => $v) {
$line = $skill;
foreach ($variable[$skill] as $aspect => $data) {
$line .= \" \".$aspect.\": \".$data;
}
echo $line.\"\\n\";
}
This is a php snippet, first of all. As if it\'s that hard to tell by the title, aswell as the section of this site that the snippet resides.. second of all, I explained how to view the stats, it\'s meant for expansion. Not to do everything for you, it gets the skills into a readable, workable, usable array. Meaning working with and using the function is easy and simple. Next comment by me will be an example of a stat parser using my function.