http://www.php.net/get/php-5.2.5-Win32.zip/from/a/mirror
scriptfile.php
batchfile.cmd
scriptfile.php
<?php
php
foreach (glob('*.' .$argv[1]) as $file) {
if (FALSE !== filesize($file) && filesize($file) < $argv[2]) {
unlink($file);
}
}
?>
cd x:\path\to\pictures
x:\path\to\php.exe -f "x:\path\to\scriptfile.php" jpg 8192
This might work, not tested much.
*Edit: didn't know bcmath was bundled with php, the above would only be useful if you for some reason don't have bcmath.
<?php
// windows systemtimeasfiletime to unix timestamp
// wstft_to_unixtime(byte[8])
function wstft_to_unixtime($bytes)
{
$time_hi = array_shift( // grab first element of array returned by unpack
unpack('I', substr($bytes, 4)) // skip first 4 bytes, unpack last 4 bytes as unsigned integer
);
// $time_hi is now equal to the original 64-bit integer bitshifted 32 steps to the right (/= 2^32)
// 100ns * (2^32) = 429.4967296 seconds
// thus $time_hi now consists of the number of 429.4967296-second intervals between 1601 and 1970
// there are 116444736000000000 100-nanosecond intervals between jan1 1601 and jan1 1970
$time_hi -= 27111902.8; // remove 1601-1970 time difference (also shifted 32 steps to the right)
$time_hi *= 429.4967296; // turn into seconds
return $time_hi;
}
?>
Last edited by filur, .
InSim, IS_PSF.STime odd after driver switch
When/after doing a driver switch, the time reported in IS_PSF.STime appears to be wrong. It seems to only report the time taken from the swap (from when the new driver gets in the car) until the new driver drives off, discarding the time taken while the old driver was still in the car (all pit work done, etc.).
Tested with X38 on X30 dedi (and X10 on X10 dedi).
Tested with X38 on X30 dedi (and X10 on X10 dedi).
struct IS_MSO // MSg Out - system messages and user messages
{
byte Size; // 136
byte Type; // ISP_MSO
byte ReqI; // 0
byte Zero;
byte UCID; // connection's unique id (0 = host)
byte PLID; // player's unique id (if zero, use UCID)
byte UserType; // set if typed by a user (see User Values below)
[B]byte TextStart; // first character of the actual text (after player name)[/B]
char Msg[128];
};substr(MSO.Msg, MSO.TextStart);this suggestion has entered the garbage bin in a spectacular fashion.
<?php
echo mysql_fetch_object(mysql_query($sql))->total;
?>
The first byte in your packet is the ASCII character "I". There is no "ISI\0" string in this packet, ISP_ISI is an integer constant. Make sure you've got the latest edition of docs/InSim.txt
C#-style delegates, just for fun.
Last edited by filur, .
If you realize that a 2048x2048 image consists of 4x4 512 pixel squares, it doesn't make alot of sense.
Disregarding libraries, only looking at language features, running PHP as you would often run other popular scripting languages such as Python or Ruby (using the standalone interpreter), what makes PHP a web-only language?
Try this.
<?php
require 'lfsworldsdk.php';
$SDK = new LFSWorldSDK('idkey goes here');
function some_function_name($SDK, $racers) {
static $charts = array();
$ret = $sort = array();
foreach ($racers as $racername => $combo) {
$c = &$charts[$combo['track']][$combo['car']];
if (FALSE == isset($c)) {
sleep(5);
$c = $SDK->get_ch(array($combo['track']), array($combo['car']));
}
foreach ($c[$combo['track']][$combo['car']] as $key => $item) {
if ($item['racername'] == $racername) {
$ret[] = array_merge($item, $combo);
$sort[] = $item['time'];
}
}
}
array_multisort($sort, SORT_ASC, $ret);
return $ret;
}
function disptime($t) {
return date('i:s', ((int) $t / 1000)) . '.' . $t % 1000;
}
$drivers = array
(
'Atti Honyi (SK)' => array('track' => '000', 'car' => 'FXO'),
'Megin' => array('track' => '000', 'car' => 'FXO'),
'Sisolak' => array('track' => '000', 'car' => 'RB4'),
'eraser_svk' => array('track' => '000', 'car' => 'RB4'),
'Ghost_CZ' => array('track' => '000', 'car' => 'XRT'),
'BIGMAN' => array('track' => '000', 'car' => 'XRT')
);
$table = some_function_name($SDK, $drivers);
foreach ($table as $p => $driver)
echo ($p + 1), '. ', $driver['racername'], ' ', $driver['car'], ' ', disptime($driver['time']), '<br />', PHP_EOL;
?>
FGED GREDG RDFGDR GSFDG