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right.. hmm im still open to count how many times a group gets processed.. if it happens 3 times then skip it

dirty i know but at least it will stay fast.

Posted

One time must be enough. I will post a simple example in a few minutes.

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Posted (edited)

This should do what we need. A global string contains all processed groups separated by the pipe character ("|"). Before a group is processed the string is checked. If found, don't process this group again. If not, add the group to the string and process the group.

Global $sGroupsProcessed = "|"
$dbView = $db.GetView("Groups")
$sGrouName = "Group name you want to process"
$aResult = GetGroup_Members($dbView, $sGroupName)
_ArrayDisplay($aResult)
Exit

Func GetGroup_Members($dbView, $group_name)
    
    If StringInStr($sGroupsProcessed, "|" & $group_name & "|") > 0 Then Return "" ; Group has already been processed
    $doc = $dbView.GetDocumentByKey($group_name, True)
    If Not IsObj($doc) Then Return ""
    $sGroupsProcessed = $sGroupsProcessed & $group_name & "|" ; Add processed group to string of processed groups
    $members = $doc.GetItemValue("Members")
    For $y = 0 To UBound($members) - 1
        If $members[$y] = "" Then ContinueLoop
        If StringInStr($members[$y], "@") = 0 And StringInStr($members[$y], "CN=") = 0 Then ;this is how i know the member is a group
            $members_nested = GetGroup_Members($dbView, $members[$y]) ;so i pull group members again and add to the same array
            If IsArray($members_nested) Then
                $iMembers = UBound($members)
                ReDim $members[UBound($members) + UBound($members_nested)]
                For $z = 0 To UBound($members_nested) - 1
                    $members[$imembers + $z] = $members_nested[$z]
                Next
            EndIf
        Else
            ReDim $members[UBound($members) + 1]
            $members[UBound($members) - 1] = $members[$y]
        EndIf
    Next
    Return $members

EndFunc   ;==>GetGroup_Members
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Posted

looking gooood - no crashes! only thing now is that i think its keeping the record count when theres an incrementation of the members array as part of its members

ie:

group a had 14 members and one of them was a nested group

nested group members = 5

in the array result ill see the 14 members + the 5 + the number "14" from the first array haha

Posted

should i go through the array and clean out any numbers? dont think any groups would have numbers as their names.

Posted

As we never set element 0 of the resulting array to the number of elements I think

$members = $doc.GetItemValue("Members")
returns an array with the number of elements in element 0.

Change

For $y = 0 To UBound($members) - 1
to
For $y = 1 To UBound($members) - 1
and the numbers should be gone.

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yea i thought that too.. but the members returned from here

$members = $doc.GetItemValue("Members")

start at element 0 =)

Posted (edited)

So the resulting array looks like?

14

... 14 group names

5

... 5 group names

3

... 3 group names

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When I check my code above we never set the number of elements in the array.

Did you modify the code?

Can you post the code you run?

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Func GetGroup_Members($dbView, $group_name)
 If StringInStr($sGroupsProcessed, "|" & $group_name & "|") > 0 Then Return ""
    $doc = $dbView.GetDocumentByKey($group_name, True)
    If Not IsObj($doc) Then Return "INVALID_GROUP" ;need this for later
    $sGroupsProcessed = $sGroupsProcessed & $group_name & "|"
    $members = $doc.GetItemValue("Members")
    For $y = 0 To UBound($members) - 1
        If $members[$y] = "" Then ContinueLoop
        If StringInStr($members[$y], "@") = 0 And StringInStr($members[$y], "CN=") = 0 Then ;this is how i know the member is a group
            $members_nested = GetGroup_Members($dbView, $members[$y]) ;so i pull group members again and add to the same array
            If IsArray($members_nested) Then
                $iMembers = UBound($members)
                ReDim $members[UBound($members) + UBound($members_nested)]
                For $z = 0 To UBound($members_nested) - 1
                    $members[$imembers + $z] = $members_nested[$z]
                Next
            EndIf
        Else
            ReDim $members[UBound($members) + 1]
            $members[UBound($members) - 1] = $members[$y]
        EndIf
    Next
 $unique_members = _ArrayUnique($members)
 _ArrayDisplay($unique_members)
    Return $unique_members
EndFunc   ;==>GetGroup_Members

Posted

Don't do _ArrayUnique in the function. Do it once in the main script. Change

$unique_members = _ArrayUnique($members)
_ArrayDisplay($unique_members)
Return $unique_members
to
Return $members

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Posted (edited)

i do it there because the main function has multiple column array and kind of difficult to do arrayunique with multiple dimensions

and sometimes theres duped members between parent and nested groups

Edited by gcue
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Then you could use _ArrayDelete to remove the first row of the array.

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Fine. Problem solved - thread closed ;)

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Posted (edited)

not sure what is going on here.. it seems that the array unique is applying to the contacts array in GetContacts_XML($xml_file) function because some of the members are missing in some of the groups that are being queried. if i remove all the groups that are being queried and just leave the one that was missing members before - it works well even if it has multiple nested groups within it.

however i need the arrayunique to accurately display each group's member listing

Func GetContacts_XML($xml_file)

_XMLFileOpen($xml_file)

If FileExists($xml_file) Then
  FileDelete($xml_file)
EndIf

Local $contacts[1]

$dbView = $db.GetView("Groups")
$groups_count = _XMLGetNodeCount("/imClientConfig/contactList/group")

For $x = 1 To $groups_count
  $group_name = _XMLGetAttrib("/imClientConfig/contactList/group[" & $x & "]", "name")
   $group_members = GetGroup_Members($dbView, $group_name)

   If $group_members = "INVALID_GROUP" Then
    ReDim $invalid_groups[UBound($invalid_groups) + 1]
    $invalid_groups[UBound($invalid_groups) - 1] = $group_name
   EndIf

   For $y = 0 To UBound($group_members) - 1
    ReDim $contacts[UBound($contacts) + 1][3]
    $contacts[UBound($contacts) - 1][0] = $group_name
    $contacts[UBound($contacts) - 1][1] = $group_members[$y]
    $contacts[UBound($contacts) - 1][2] = "PUBLIC_GROUP"
   Next

Next

_ArraySort($contacts, 0, 0, 0, 0)

Return $contacts

EndFunc   ;==>GetContacts_XML

Func GetGroup_Members($dbView, $group_name)

If StringInStr($sGroupsProcessed, "|" & $group_name & "|") > 0 Then Return "" ; Group has already been processed

$doc = $dbView.GetDocumentByKey($group_name, True)
 

If Not IsObj($doc) Then Return "INVALID_GROUP"

$sGroupsProcessed = $sGroupsProcessed & $group_name & "|" ; Add processed group to string of processed groups

$members = $doc.GetItemValue("Members")
;~  _ArrayDisplay($members, "before")

For $y = 0 To UBound($members) - 1
  If $members[$y] = "" Then ContinueLoop

  If StringInStr($members[$y], "CN=") = 0 Then ;this is how i know the member is a group

   $members_nested = GetGroup_Members($dbView, $members[$y]) ;so i pull group members again and add to the same array

   If IsArray($members_nested) Then
    $iMembers = UBound($members)
    ReDim $members[UBound($members) + UBound($members_nested)]
    For $z = 0 To UBound($members_nested) - 1
     $members[$iMembers + $z] = $members_nested[$z]
    Next
   EndIf
  Else
   ReDim $members[UBound($members) + 1]
   $members[UBound($members) - 1] = $members[$y]
  EndIf
Next

$unique_members = _ArrayUnique($members)

If StringIsDigit($unique_members[0]) = 1 Then
  _ArrayDelete($unique_members, 0)
EndIf

for $x = UBound($unique_members)-1 to 0 step -1
  If StringInStr($unique_members[$x], "CN=") = 0 Then
   ConsoleWrite($unique_members[$x] & @CRLF)
   _ArrayDelete($unique_members, $x)
  EndIf
Next

_ArraySort($unique_members)

Return $unique_members

EndFunc   ;==>GetGroup_Members
Edited by gcue
Posted (edited)

i figured out the issue..

i added this line

$sGroupsProcessed = ""

before

Return $unique_members

thanks again water!

Edited by gcue
Posted (edited)

Wouldn't you want to reset the variable to

$sGroupsProcessed = "|"

Since your search for already-processed-groups requires a leading "|" in front of each group name?

Using the Assign()/IsDeclared() method might also accomplish what you're doing now by building and searching a string of processed group names.

typo

Edited by Spiff59

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