| John Adams |
04-14-2008 01:31 PM |
Not sure this will help any, but I built some arrays in php for these bitwise comparisons. It was so long ago, I am not really sure why I did it this way, but here it is nonetheless.
Code:
// Gear slots
$a = 1;
$gear_slots=array(
"Charm" => $a << 0,
"Left Ear" => $a << 1,
"Head" => $a << 2,
"Face" => $a << 3,
"Right Ear" => $a << 4,
"Neck" => $a << 5,
"Shoulder" => $a << 6,
"Arms" => $a << 7,
"Back" => $a << 8,
"Left Bracer" => $a << 9,
"Right Bracer" => $a << 10,
"Range" => $a << 11,
"Hands" => $a << 12,
"Primary" => $a << 13,
"Secondary" => $a << 14,
"Left Ring" => $a << 15,
"Right Ring" => $a << 16,
"Chest" => $a << 17,
"Legs" => $a << 18,
"Feet" => $a << 19,
"Waist" => $a << 20,
"Ammo" => $a << 21
);
//foreach($gear_slots as $row=>$val) {
// echo $row.$val."<BR>";
//}
// Char Inventory slots (8)
$s=1;
for($i=22;$i<=29;$i++) {
$inv="Inventory$s";
$inv_slots[$inv]=$i;
$s++;
}
// Char Inventory bag slots (8bags * 10slots)
$b=1; // bag 1
$s=1; // slot 1
for($i=251;$i<=330;$i++) {
if($s>10) {
$s=1;
$b++;
}
$bag="Bag$b";
$bagslot="Slot$s";
// echo "$bag-$bagslot<br>";
$inv_slots["$bag-$bagslot"]=$i;
$s++;
}
// Char Bank Slots (16)
$s=1; // slot 1
for($i=2000;$i<=2015;$i++) {
$inv="BankSlot$s";
$inv_slots[$inv]=$i;
$s++;
}
// Char Bank Bag slots (16bags * 10slots)
$b=1; // bag 1
$s=1; // slot 1
for($i=2031;$i<=2190;$i++) {
if($s>10) {
$s=1;
$b++;
}
$bag="BankBag$b";
$bagslot="Slot$s";
// echo "$bag-$bagslot<br>";
$inv_slots["$bag-$bagslot"]=$i;
$s++;
}
// Create Classes Array
$a = 1;
$classes=array(
"Unknown" => 0,
"Warrior" => $a << 0,
"Cleric" => $a << 1,
"Paladin" => $a << 2,
"Ranger" => $a << 3,
"Shadowknight" => $a << 4,
"Druid" => $a << 5,
"Monk" => $a << 6,
"Bard" => $a << 7,
"Rogue" => $a << 8,
"Shaman" => $a << 9,
"Necromancer" => $a << 10,
"Wizard" => $a << 11,
"Magician" => $a << 12,
"Enchanter" => $a << 13,
"Beastlord" => $a << 14,
"Berserker" => $a << 15
);
// Create Races Array
$a = 1;
$races=array(
"Unknown" => 0,
"Human" => $a << 0,
"Barbarian" => $a << 1,
"Erudite" => $a << 2,
"Wood Elf" => $a << 3,
"High Elf" => $a << 4,
"Dark Elf" => $a << 5,
"Half Elf" => $a << 6,
"Dwarf" => $a << 7,
"Troll" => $a << 8,
"Ogre" => $a << 9,
"Halfling" => $a << 10,
"Gnome" => $a << 11,
"Iksar" => $a << 12,
"Vah Shir" => $a << 13,
"NPC" => $a << 14,
"PET" => $a << 15,
"Froglok" => $a << 16
);
I used these arrays to build the combo boxes on my lookup page. Something like this:
Code:
<select name="searchClass" class="advSearch">
<option value="-1">Pick a Class</option>
<?php
foreach($classes as $key=>$val) {
if(isset($_POST['searchClass']) && $val==$_POST['searchClass']) {
$selected=" selected";
} else {
$selected="";
}
echo '<option value="'.$val.'"'.$selected.'>'.$key.'</option>';
}
?>
</select>
Again, kinda barbaric, but it works. Good luck with the app. I like the idea. |