Hi there,
I've retrieved a series of objects from the Twitter API, and I want to summarize them. I'm most familiar with analyzing results from a SQL query, but given a series of objects like this:
array(9) {
["results"]=> array(1) {
[0]=> array(9) {
["text"]=> string(14) "4.2 #runlogger"
["to_user_id"]=> NULL
["from_user"]=> string(13) "alexmcpherson"
["id"]=> int(1459499489)
["from_user_id"]=> int(4647988)
["iso_language_code"]=> string(2) "it"
["source"]=> string(59) "<a href="http://twitter.com/">web</a>"
["profile_image_url"]=> string(59) "http://static.twitter.com/images/default_profile_normal.png"
["created_at"]=> string(31) "Sun, 05 Apr 2009 23:10:45 +0000"
} }
["since_id"]=> int(0)
["max_id"]=> int(1461841556)
["refresh_url"]=> string(35) "?since_id=1461841556&q=%23runlogger"
["results_per_page"]=> int(15)
["total"]=> int(1)
["completed_in"]=> float(0.073063)
["page"]=> int(1)
["query"]=> string(12) "%23runlogger"
}
Would it be possible to somehow say "for each object where 'from_user=$whoever', tally up the 'text' field, minus the #runlogger"? I can figure out the code once I have the large-scale idea I think, but am not sure how to start in a general way. Would I set each instance of the 'text' field to a variable, then add those variables into an array or something?
I'm a quick study, but would love some guidance in this problem.
Thanks!