oh well lol, I just needed suggestion for my coding, that's the whole purpose of the release
Plus in the paragraph the servername is the actual first word in it..
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// for some reason the text is stored in hex
$info = array('646f6e617465', '72616e6b696e67', '646f776e6c6f616473', '636f6d6d756e697479', '7265676973747279', '6c6f67696e');
// for some reason the values are not simply sent to setNavigation()
// the data wouldn't need to be used later anyways, why store it in memory?
$core->setInfo('navigation', $info)->setNavigation();function setInfo($type, array $info) {
$this->_data[$type] = $info;
return $this;
}public function setNavigation() {
// does not loop for array length, why use an array?
for ($i = 0; $i <= 5; $i++){
// hex2bin for no reason
// nothing is done about the link always being "#"
$this->_navigation.="<td><a href='#'><div class='nav ".hex2bin($this->_data['navigation'][$i])."'></div></a></td>";
}
return $this;
}$nav = array(array('item1', 'item1.html'), array('item2', 'item2.html'), array('item3', 'item3.html'), array('item4', 'item4.html'));<?php for($i = 0; $i < count($nav); $i++) { ?>
<td><a href="<?=$nav[$i][1]?>"><?=$nav[$i][0]?></a></td>
<?php } ?>The purpose of the coding I did was to test newly functions, I know, this isn't a public product with the hex and stuff so I'm working on rev2 on improving some stuff that SaintIan told me.
$nav = ['item1', 'item2', 'item3', 'item4'];
$data = '';
for($i = 0; $i < count($nav); $i++) {
$data.= "<td><a href='{$nav[$i]}.html'>{$nav[$i]}</td>";
}
echo $data;
$nav = ['item1', 'item2', 'item3', 'item4'];
$data = '';
$total_items = count($nav);
for($i = 0; $i < $total_items; $i++) {
$data.= "<td><a href='{$nav[$i]}.html'>{$nav[$i]}</td>";
}
echo $data;http://php.net/manual/en/control-structures.for.php said:
Update to wampserver's beta since I'm using some php5.4 features.
Just to fine-tune the snippet a little bit more:
PHP:$nav = ['item1', 'item2', 'item3', 'item4']; $data = ''; $total_items = count($nav); for($i = 0; $i < $total_items; $i++) { $data.= "<td><a href='{$nav[$i]}.html'>{$nav[$i]}</td>"; } echo $data;
It won't make a huge difference but hey... since we are on the topic of micro-optimisation, why not
If you had 10 items in your navigation array, you will be reiterating the count() function 10 times. Pointless I say! Thus, it's more appropriate to use an intermediate variable to store the count.
Lol thanks I guess
, although I take no credit for the template.Well, here's how I see this. They're two ways people get to their full potential of their coding, the first way is trying to get to their desired goal to work and function then after they clean & optimize their work. The second way is to work towards their desire & optimize simultaneously and progress their way up to their goal.
