this is my first post. sorry if i did something wrong...
anyways i have a file that gets updates by php and this is EXACTLY it:
31
127
131
124
144
142
133
133
9
0
22
18
i made this script in php:
$logContents = file_get_contents("logs/mainlog.txt");
$logitemArray = explode("
", $logContents);
echo max($logitemArray);
but it echos 9. why? it said in the php documentation that max() should return the biggest value in the array
thanks in advance
这是我的第一篇文章。 抱歉，如果我做错了...
无论如何我有一个文件通过php获取更新，这是完全正确的：
31
\ N127
\ N131
\ N124
\ N144
\ N142
\ N133
\ N133
\ N9
\ N0
\ N22
\ N18
< / code>
我在php中创建了这个脚本：
$ logContents = file_get_contents（“logs / mainlog.txt”）; \ n $ logitemArray = explode（“
”，$ logContents）;
echo max（$ logitemArray）;
但它回应9.为什么？ 它在php文档中说max（）应该返回数组中的最大值
提前感谢
explode() returns an array of strings, so they're being compared lexicographically. You need to convert them to numbers so that max() will compare them numerically.
微信扫一扫$logitemArray = array_map('intval', explode("
", $logContents));
echo max($logitemArray);
BTW, you can use the file() function to read a file directly into an array of lines, instead of using file_get_contents() followed by explode().
$logitemArray = array_map('intval', file("logs/mainlog.txt", FILE_IGNORE_NEW_LINES | FILE_SKIP_EMPTY_LINES));
Like the comments have said, it's because 9 is the largest lexigraphical value. If it said 900 it would still be the same.
This is because when you split the string with explode you get an array of type string. The following code will convert the elements in the array to integers which should give expected behaviour.
$logitemArray = array_map('intval', explode("
", $logContents));