add config to array

public $kills = [];
COnfig

Code:

---
Steve:
  kills: 22
...

how do i save that config to $kills[]? on onEnable()

 

You question isn't very clear, I could asnswe with some random code that will work, but maybe not actually is what you're looking for.

So I'll ask:
Do you plan saving other stuff than kills, or is the config already in that format and you want to parse it?

What should $kills look like? Should it be like $kills["name"] returns the number?

 

yes $kills['name'] and the kills they got

 

If the current method of saving is exactly like described, and the array has to be exactly like you said, that'll work:
(assuming $config is an instance of Config)

PHP:

foreach ($config->getAll() as $name => $data) {
  $this->kills[$name] = $data["kills"];
}


 

thats exactly what i tried but it doesn't work no error

 

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Can I see how you parse your config file?

 

setNested(playername.".kills",$kills);

 

I mean how is your $config variable defined?

 

new Config(data folde) stuff

 

Ok first show me the code. Try setting your $this->kills = $config->getAll() then var_dump($this->kills) and show the output.

 

$kills is the player's kill im on my phone right now

 

I made a config file exactly like this:

Code:

---
Steve:
  kills: 22
Levi:
  kills: 2
dktapps:
  kills: 1337
...

Then used this exact code:

PHP:

     public function onEnable(){
          $stuff = $this->getConfig()->getAll();
          $kills = [];
          foreach ($stuff as $name => $data) {
               $kills[$name] = $data["kills"];
          }
          var_dump($kills);
    }

and the result was this console output:

Code:

array(3) {
  ["Steve"]=>
  int(22)
  ["Levi"]=>
  int(2)
  ["dktapps"]=>
  int(1337)
}

So there is either something different than how you explained it, or something in your setup doesn't work.

Edit: Fixed code blocks

 

what about if steve: 22?

 

Then $this->kills = $this->getConfig()->getAll() should be enough. Sorry for the late reply, I haven't been reading my alerts for a while.

 

You can do it with yaml_parse_file, so you won't need to construct config object.

PHP:

$kills = array();
$config = yaml_parse_file($this->getDataFolder() . "kills.yml");
foreach($config as $player => $key){
       $kills[$player] = $key;
}