Re: how to use strstr() (or similar) on an array?

thank you for those suggestions! 1. i need the html tags because they link to corresponding entries. 2. the scripts below work (thanks!). but they also print lines that contain only one of the given words. i think as i search for 'one two' only lines that match both words should be listed. 3. my file contains 500+ lines with about 700 chars each. best wishes philipp http://www.ipdraw.org/ am 12.05.2003 13:20 Uhr schrieb Justin French unter justin@indent.com.au: > I'm *positive* this is not optimised code, but it seems pretty fast on a > 10k, 210-line file I made up: > > <? > > $src_trm = "one two"; > $searchWords = explode(' ',$src_trm); > > $handle = fopen("searchMe.txt", "r"); > while(!feof($handle)) > { > $buffer = fgets($handle, 4096); > foreach($searchWords as $word) > { > $pos = strpos($buffer,$word); > if($pos === false) > { > // not found > } > else > { > $wordFound = 1; > } > } > if($wordFound) > { > echo $buffer."<br />"; > } > $wordFound = 0; > } > fclose($handle); > > ?> > > > Season to taste. > > I'm not sure how to tackle the highlighting problem, other than to ask if > you *NEED* HTML tags in your search summary? Could this work? It's a lot > cleaner and faster than any regular expressions: > > <? > > $src_trm = "one two"; > $searchWords = explode(' ',$src_trm); > > $handle = fopen("searchee.txt", "r"); > while(!feof($handle)) > { > $buffer = strip_tags(fgets($handle, 4096)); > foreach($searchWords as $word) > { > $pos = strpos($buffer,$word); > if($pos === false) > { > // not found > } > else > { > $wordFound = 1; > $buffer = str_replace($word,"<b>{$word}</b>",$buffer); > } > } > if($wordFound) > { > echo $buffer."<br />"; > } > $wordFound = 0; > } > fclose($handle); > > ?> > > To justify, google for example doesn't include any HTML tags in it's search > results -- other than those which it places in there to highlight the key > words. > > > Justin original message: hello! i'm using the following script to scan each line of a text file for search term $src_trm. only lines that contain the requested expression are printed. $handle = fopen ($filename, "r"); $i = 1; while ($i <= $total_lines_of_file) { $buffer = fgets($handle, 4096); $buffer_raw = strip_tags($buffer); if(strstr($buffer_raw, $src_trm)) { $buffer = preg_replace("/$src_trm/", "<b>$src_trm</b>", $buffer); echo $buffer; } $i++; } fclose ($handle); there are two problems: 1. a user enters more than one word to search for: 'one two' is only found as exact match and not if a line containes 'two' somewhere at the beginning and 'one' somewhere at the end. maybe i should explode($src_trm) but then i don't know how to scan the file for lines that contain all requested expressions. 2. $buffer = preg_replace("/$src_trm/", "<b>$src_trm</b>", $buffer); this marks found words bold. unfortunately sometimes a word is also found inside a html tag. is there a possibility to exclude tags from this operation? thanks a lot for your effort! philipp rieger http://www.ipdraw.org/ ps: thanks to don read and jim lucas for their helpful answers to "[PHP] including() only given amount of lines"!