I am seeing the following error when executing my status script:
Warning: Cannot use a scalar value as an array in
$result[$array[$i*2]] = $array[$i*2+1];
What am I doing wrong? I have included the full code below:
<?php
// Set the host and port
$host = "ip_goes_here";
$port = port_goes_here;
// Open the socket connection to the server
$fp = fsockopen("udp://".$host, $port);
// Set the string to send to the server
$string = "\xff\xff\xff\xffgetinfo";
// Set the socket timeout to 2 seconds
socket_set_timeout($fp, 2);
// Actually send the string
fwrite($fp, $string);
// Read the first 18 bytes to get rid of the header and do the error checking here
if(!fread($fp, 18)) {
die("Oh God, the pain!");
}
// Get the status of the socket, to be used for the length left
$status = socket_get_status($fp);
// Read the rest
$info = fread($fp, $status['unread_bytes']);
// Explode the result of the fread into another variable
$array = explode("\\", $info);
// Loop through and create a result array, with the key being even, the result, odd
for($i = 0; $i < count($array)/2; $i++) {
$result[$array[$i*2]] = $array[$i*2+1];
}
// Print the result for error checking
print_r($result);
// Close the file pointer
fclose($fp);
The line I mentioned is causing the errors. I have no idea what I am doing wrong here...
The D language supports scalar arrays, which correspond directly in concept and syntax with arrays in C. A scalar array is a fixed-length group of consecutive memory locations that each store a value of the same type.
Scalar variables are those containing an int, float, string or bool. Types array, object, resource and null are not scalar. Note: is_scalar() does not consider resource type values to be scalar as resources are abstract datatypes which are currently based on integers.
A scalar value is simply a value that only has one component to it, the magnitude. For example, your speed is a scalar value because it only has one component, how fast you are going. Your height is also a scalar value because the only component is how tall you are. The same goes for your mass.
You can try declaring the variable $result
, as an array, before using it.
$result = array();
// Loop through and create a result array, with the key being even, the result, odd
for($i = 0; $i < count($array)/2; $i++) {
$result[$array[$i*2]] = $array[$i*2+1];
}
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