Hello all,

I have been racking my brain trying to figure out a way (logic) to do the following:

I have this line:

\player_0\STOMP\frags_0\0\ping_0\ 146\team_0\0\mesh_0\Male Soldier\ski
+n_0\TOPModels.Skins.CCSM\face_0\TOPModels.Skins.Legs\ngsecret_
0\false\player_1\animals\frags_1\0\ping_1\ 374\team_1\1\mesh_1\Male So
+ldier\skin_1\TOPModels.Skins.SFMe\face_1\TOPModels.Skins.SWATT
ex0\ngsecret_1\false\player_2\Rigodon\frags_2\0\ping_2\ 159\team_2\1\m
+esh_2\Male Soldier\skin_2\TOPModels.Skins.SFMe\face_2\TOPModel
s.Skins.SWATTex0\ngsecret_2\false\queryid\64.1

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sorry for length. this result string is \COLUMN\VALUE

What i need to do is map/split/???? these values so that the corresponding COLUMN = VALUE per line or (even better) per variable.
$column1 = $value1;
$column2 = $value2;
etc etc etc

but alas ... I cannot even come up with a good solid logic, much less the code for it.

What I am looking for is not so much code, but that silly little function/logic that is escaping me.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

thanks,

- f o o g o d

In reply to Split line with corresponding columns and values by foogod

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