ArraySearch with Exact match

[Julia_Muc]

Hello Guys,

i've got a Problem, which i wasn't able to solve by myself. I got a Task with data from an Array. in my Skript I then have to find the values of the Array by search with some "key".

I did some convenient example Skript to make myself clear

Local $testarray[2]= ["P4.SitePage1.TarifLine3Minutes","P4.SitePage1.StandortTarifLine3"]
_ArrayDisplay($testarray)
$i = _ArraySearch($testarray,'P4.SitePage1.StandortTarifLine3',0,0,0,3,1,1,False)
ConsoleWrite($i)
ConsoleWrite(@error)

What i'm trying to achieve is: find the exact match of the "...StandortTarifLine3" (index 2) but the Skript only finds the "...StandortTarifLine3Minutes" (index1) which Comes first in the Array. I don't have Access to Change the Key values.

Is there some way to make ArraySearch search the exact term?

I tried solving it with this post, but wasn't able to do it though.

Local $testarray[2]= ["P4.SitePage1.TarifLine3Minutes","P4.SitePage1.StandortTarifLine3"]
_ArrayDisplay($testarray)
$i = _ArraySearch($testarray,'(^|,\h*)(P4.SitePage1.StandortTarifLine3)(,|$)',0,0,0,3,1,1,False)
ConsoleWrite($i)
ConsoleWrite(@error)

Thanks for any advice

Best Julia

 

Edited December 19, 2017 by Julia_Muc
grammar changes

[careca]

If i had to bet, i'd bet the regex had a problem, but i dont know regex so..

Scratch that, My test here resulted in 1. so Its correct.

1 is the

P4.SitePage1.StandortTarifLine3

Edited December 19, 2017 by careca

[RoundChecker]

Since you have 2 arrays in there you can just search them by their corresponding numbers, if you read the tutorial about arrays you should know that array starts with 0 to 1, if you want to display the exact array, which is the second one, if that's the question, then

This is $testarray[0]

P4.SitePage1.TarifLine3Minutes

This is $testarray[1]
 

P4.SitePage1.StandortTarifLine3

If you want it to find that just search for it like
 

$i = _ArraySearch($testarray[1],'P4.SitePage1.StandortTarifLine3',0,0,0,3,1,1,False)

I don't know why your method if doing that is this way but I use different method,
 

if isArray($testarray[1]) then
;do something
;Do something
EndIf

Could also work if you are just looking for that exact array.

[Julia_Muc]

  On 12/19/2017 at 1:54 PM, careca said:

If i had to bet, i'd bet the regex had a problem, but i dont know regex so..

Scratch that, My test here resulted in 1. so Its correct.

1 is the

P4.SitePage1.StandortTarifLine3

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totally confused over here. i just mixed up the numbers. Normally i know that it's 0 &1 and not 1&2 as index of the Array.  *facepalm*

 

So Sorry for that, Problem (which apparently wasn't even one) solved

[RoundChecker]

  Quote

should know that array starts with 0 to 1

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^ In your example, it starts with 0, then 1, cause you have 2 arrays, if you have 3, then it would be 0, 1, 2 . . and so on.

[RoundChecker]

  On 12/19/2017 at 2:04 PM, Julia_Muc said:

totally confused over here. i just mixed up the numbers. Normally i know that it's 0 &1 and not 1&2 as index of the Array.  *facepalm*

 

So Sorry for that, Problem (which apparently wasn't even one) solved

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Never need to apologize for asking help! No one got hurt and people can use the time to learn as well from reading this, hope everything goes well, good luck.