WOW! Rob you are a GENIUS. The second formula worked.
Let me clean it up and post what I got.
Would pot back as soon as I clean it up.
Robert
--- "Atkinson, Robert" <ratkinson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
> Tested version of the script is (could probably be
> refined using
> array_walk_recursive(), or something) :-
>
>
> <?php
>
> $rows = array();
> $rows[0] = array(0,2,55,26,41,36,67,35,36,69);
> $rows[1] = array(4,11,24,26,36,38,45,35,44,48);
> $rows[2] = array(1,0,13,9,35,33,47,25,39,55);
> $rows[3] = array(5,12,14,54,35,36,48,65,55,87);
> $rows[4] = array(0,2,55,26,41,36,67,35,36,69);
> $rows[5] = array(1,3,13,24,35,42,42,45,39,70);
> $rows[6] = array(1,2,3,64,8,37,6,49,35,36,48);
> $rows[7] = array(9,11,24,26,16,38,45,35,44,48);
> $rows[8] = array(3,0,13,9,35,23,47,25,39,55);
> $rows[9] = array(5,12,15,14,35,36,43,65,55,87);
> $rows[10] = array(0,5,55,26,31,36,67,35,36,69);
> $rows[11] = array(1,3,17,24,34,42,42,45,33,70);
> $rows[12] = array(1,1,3,66,8,37,6,49,35,36,48);
> $rows[13] = array(0,2,55,26,41,36,67,35,36,69);
> $rows[14] = array(1,3,13,24,35,42,42,45,39,70);
> $rows[15] = array(1,2,3,64,8,37,6,49,35,36,48);
> $rows[16] = array(9,11,24,26,16,38,45,35,44,48);
> $rows[17] = array(3,0,13,9,35,23,47,25,39,55);
> $rows[18] = array(5,12,15,14,35,36,43,65,55,87);
> $rows[19] = array(0,2,55,26,41,36,67,35,36,69);
> $rows[20] = array(1,3,13,24,35,42,42,45,39,70);
> $rows[21] = array(1,2,3,64,8,37,6,49,35,36,48);
> $rows[22] = array(9,11,24,26,16,38,45,35,44,48);
> $rows[23] = array(1,0,13,9,35,33,47,25,39,55);
> $rows[24] = array(5,12,14,54,35,36,48,65,55,87);
> $rows[25] = array(0,2,55,26,41,36,67,35,36,69);
> $rows[26] = array(1,3,13,24,35,42,42,45,39,70);
> $rows[27] = array(1,2,3,64,8,37,6,49,35,36,48);
> $rows[28] = array(9,11,24,26,16,38,45,35,44,48);
> $rows[29] = array(3,0,13,9,35,23,47,25,39,55);
> $rows[30] = array(5,12,15,14,35,36,43,65,55,87);
>
>
> $max_rows = count($rows);
>
> foreach ($rows as $array_key => $array_value) {
> echo "<br>Curr row = " . $array_key . " - <br>\n";
>
> for ($i = 0; $i < $max_rows; $i++) {
>
> if ($array_key <> $i) {
> $common = array_intersect($array_value,
> $rows[$i]);
>
> foreach ($common as $key => $value) {
> echo "Key: $key; Value: $value\n";
> }
> echo "<BR>";
> }
> }
> }
>
> ?>
>
>
> Rob.
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: php-objects@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> [mailto:php-objects@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On
> Behalf Of Atkinson, Robert
> Sent: 17 January 2008 15:36
> To: php-objects@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: RE: HOW DO I CREATE A LOOP
> CRAWLER?
>
> Very roughly.....
>
>
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