Grab x nombre de mots avant et après un mot-clé donné?

Question

Comment puis-je saisir [x] nombre de mots avant et après un mot clé donné dans une chaîne PHP? J'essaye de marquer les résultats d'une requête de mysql adaptée au mot-clé en tant qu'extrait.

Answer 1

$string = 'This is a test string to see how to grab words from an arbitrary sentence. It\'s a little hacky (as you can see from the results) - but generally speaking, it works.'; 

echo $string,'<br />'; 

function getWords($string,$word,$before=0,$after=0) { 
    $stringWords = str_word_count($string,1); 
    $myWordPos = array_search($word,$stringWords); 

    if (($myWordPos-$before) < 0) 
     $before = $myWordPos; 
    return array_slice($stringWords,$myWordPos-$before,$before+$after+1); 
} 

var_dump(getWords($string,'test',2,1)); 
echo '<br />'; 
var_dump(getWords($string,'this',2,1)); 
echo '<br />'; 
var_dump(getWords($string,'sentence',1,3)); 
echo '<br />'; 
var_dump(getWords($string,'little',2,2)); 
echo '<br />'; 
var_dump(getWords($string,'you',2,2)); 
echo '<br />'; 
var_dump(getWords($string,'results',2,2)); 
echo '<br />'; 
var_dump(getWords($string,'works',2,2)); 

echo '<hr />'; 


function getWords2($string,$word,$before=0,$after=0) { 
    $stringWords = str_word_count($string,1); 
    $myWordPos = array_search($word,$stringWords); 
    $stringWordsPos = array_keys(str_word_count($string,2)); 

    if (($myWordPos+$after) >= count($stringWords)) 
     $after = count($stringWords) - $myWordPos - 1; 
    $startPos = $stringWordsPos[$myWordPos-$before]; 
    $endPos = $stringWordsPos[$myWordPos+$after] + strlen($stringWords[$myWordPos+$after]); 

    return substr($string,$startPos,$endPos-$startPos); 
} 

echo '[',getWords2($string,'test',2,1),']<br />'; 
echo '[',getWords2($string,'this',2,1),']<br />'; 
echo '[',getWords2($string,'sentence',1,3),']<br />'; 
echo '[',getWords2($string,'little',2,2),']<br />'; 
echo '[',getWords2($string,'you',2,2),']<br />'; 
echo '[',getWords2($string,'results',2,2),']<br />'; 
echo '[',getWords2($string,'works',1,3),']<br />'; 

Mais que voulez-vous que le mot apparaisse plusieurs fois? Ou si le mot n'apparaît pas dans la chaîne?

EDIT

version étendue de getWords2 pour revenir à un certain nombre d'occurrences du mot-clé

$string = 'PHP is a widely-used general-purpose scripting language that is especially suited for Web development. The current version of PHP is 5.3.3, released on July 22, 2010. The online manual for PHP is an excellent resource for the language syntax and has an extensive list of the built-in and extension functions. Most extensions can be found in PECL. PEAR contains a plethora of community supplied classes. PHP is often paired with the MySQL relational database.'; 

echo $string,'<br />'; 

function getWords3($string,$word,$before=0,$after=0,$maxFoundCount=1) { 
    $stringWords = str_word_count($string,1); 
    $stringWordsPos = array_keys(str_word_count($string,2)); 

    $foundCount = 0; 
    $foundInstances = array(); 
    while ($foundCount < $maxFoundCount) { 
     if (($myWordPos = array_search($word,$stringWords)) === false) 
      break; 
     ++$foundCount; 
     if (($myWordPos+$after) >= count($stringWords)) 
      $after = count($stringWords) - $myWordPos - 1; 
     $startPos = $stringWordsPos[$myWordPos-$before]; 
     $endPos = $stringWordsPos[$myWordPos+$after] + strlen($stringWords[$myWordPos+$after]); 

     $stringWords = array_slice($stringWords,$myWordPos+1); 
     $stringWordsPos = array_slice($stringWordsPos,$myWordPos+1); 

     $foundInstances[] = substr($string,$startPos,$endPos-$startPos); 
    } 
    return $foundInstances; 
} 

var_dump(getWords3($string,'PHP',2,2,3));