[fysiks]

Do you get the exact same output in your log file as you do when you print to server console? Have you tried printing/logging in sections to see if the text actually exists in the array?

[Kapuzzino]

If so, no, I don't see that a data was gathering together in one page

PHP Code:

    if (socket_change(g_Socket)) 
    { 
        socket_recv(g_Socket, g_Data, 1023)
             
        //server_print("%s",g_Data)
    
        new Position = containi(g_Data, "</html>") 
    
       //server_print("%s",g_Data);
       
       strcat(html,g_Data,charsmax(html))
       
       server_print("%s",html) 


If I uncomment a line where g_Data prints it into a console, than I see that a page have downloading, but not in a variable html, definitely.

[Kapuzzino]

Well, I guess I figured out how to concat a two strings:

PHP Code:

new s1[] = "This is "
new s2[] = "just a test"     
strcat(s1,s2,128)     
server_print(s1) 


but the last argument it's a maxlength of the result string, how can I know it before the concatenation I can't mind at all.

[claudiuhks]

Originally Posted by Kapuzzino Well, I guess I figured out how to concat a two strings: PHP Code: new s1[] = "This is " new s2[] = "just a test"      strcat(s1,s2,128)      server_print(s1)  but the last argument it's a maxlength of the result string, how can I know it before the concatenation I can't mind at all.

PHP Code:

// CHARSMAX(VAR) means SIZEOF(VAR) - 1
//#define charsmax(%0) (sizeof(%0) - 1)
 
// Defines new variable.
new Destination[512];
 
// Sets destination as "Name: ".
formatex(Destination, charsmax(Destination), "%s", "Name: ");
 
// Concatenates "Michael".
// The third argument means the maximum length of Destination variable.
strcat(Destination, "Michael", charsmax(Destination));
 
// Output will be:
// "Name: Michael"
//server_print("%s", Destination); 


You can also replace strcat( Dest, Source, SizeofDest ) with add( Dest, SizeofDest, Source ).

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by Kapuzzino but the last argument it's a maxlength of the result string, how can I know it before the concatenation I can't mind at all.

You already know the max length of the result string because you defined the length of the destination array. You can use charsmax(Destination_Array) for that argument.

[Kapuzzino]

PHP Code:

// Defines new variable.
new Destination[512]; 


@fysiks in this case.

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by Kapuzzino PHP Code: // Defines new variable. new Destination[512];  @fysiks in this case.

What is your question?

[Kapuzzino]

My general question is to get a web-page into a string and parse some tags with regular expressions. As for this thread, I think it's solved.