[AndMetal]

For some reason, my Telnet code made sense the other day, but after looking at it now, I'm not sure where me head was

Here is the entire script I put together for testing:

PHP Code:

<?php

$ret[1] = "  * GM-Impossible * [ANON 70 Stone Fist] Xamlagar (Iksar) zone: poknowledge AccID: 13 AccName: AndMetal LSID: 87737 Status: 250";
$ret[2] = "  [59 Master] Yuari (Iksar) zone: sebilis AccID: 298 AccName: Flora LSID: 110561 Status: 0";
$ret[3] = "  [70 Performer] Keasi (Half Elf) zone: poknowledge AccID: 1777 AccName: Keasi LSID: 69583 Status: 0";
$ret[4] = "  [70 Vanquisher] Suddz (Iksar) zone: cabeast AccID: 1780 AccName: OcelotRX LSID: 110949 Status: 0";

echo "<pre>\n\$ret = ";
print_r($ret);
echo "\n</pre>\n";

foreach ($ret as $key => $value) {
    // GM Status
    if (preg_match("/\*.*\*/", $value, $matches)) {
        $players[$key][GM] = trim($matches[0], "* ");
    };
    // Role/Anon, Level, & Class
    if (preg_match("/\[.*\]/", $value, $matches)) {
        $tmp = explode(" ", trim($matches[0], "[] "));
        if (!is_numeric($tmp[0])) {
            $players[$key][Visible] = $tmp[0];
            $players[$key][Level] = $tmp[1];
            $players[$key]["Class"] = rtrim($tmp[2] . " " . $tmp[3], " ");
        } else {
            $players[$key][Level] = $tmp[0];
            $players[$key]["Class"] = rtrim($tmp[1] . " " . $tmp[2], " ");
        };
    };
    // Character's Name
    if (preg_match("/\].*\(/", $value, $matches)) {
        $players[$key][Name] = trim($matches[0], "] (");
    };
    // Race
    if (preg_match("/\(.*\)/", $value, $matches)) {
        $players[$key][Race] = trim($matches[0], "( )");
    };
    // Zone
    if (preg_match("/zone:.*AccID:/", $value, $matches)) {
        $players[$key][ZoneLong] = substr($matches[0], 6, -7);
    };
    // Account ID
    if (preg_match("/AccID:.*AccName:/", $value, $matches)) {
        $players[$key][AcctID] = substr($matches[0], 7, -9);
    };
    // Account Name
    if (preg_match("/AccName:.*LSID:/", $value, $matches)) {
        $players[$key][AcctName] = substr($matches[0], 9, -6);
    };
    // Login Server ID
    if (preg_match("/LSID:.*Status:/", $value, $matches)) {
        $players[$key][LSID] = substr($matches[0], 6, -8);
    };
    // Status
    if (preg_match("/Status:.*/", $value, $matches)) {
        $players[$key][Status] = substr($matches[0], 8, 3);
    };
};

echo "<pre>\n\$players = ";
print_r($players);
echo "\n</pre>\n";

?>

And it works fine. However, it doesn't look like the Telnet code I suggested is putting out the array $ret, which is why it's freaking out at the foreach. Try this instead:

PHP Code:

fConnect($fp,$Server,$Port,$user,$pass);

fputs ($fp, "who\r"); 
usleep(125000);

while (!feof($fp)) {
    $ret_tmp = fgets($fp);
    if (ereg("zone", $ret_tmp)) {$ret[++$x] = $ret_tmp;};
    if (ereg("online", $ret_tmp)) {break;};
};
fclose($fp); 


That should put just the players into $ret & skip everything else, instead of just stopping the while loop & not outputting anything useful.