How do I inject keys into an array using specific ranges?

So, I have a code that outputs the following:

$test = array('test1.txt' => '1 June 2015',
               'test2.txt' => '1 June 2015',
               'test3.txt' => '1 June 2015',
               'test4.txt' => '1 June 2015',
               'test5.txt' => '1 June 2015');

      

But instead of 5 files, there are hundreds. How would I go about this so that I can determine the date issued based on the ie line number

If file is 1-5 (first 5 files), then date = "June 1, 2015". If file is 6-8 (next 2 files), then date = "June 5, 2015. Etc. How can I do this?

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You can try this -

$date = "1 June 2015"; // The initial date
$fileNum = array(5, 2, 3); // The number of files to be considered
$total = array_sum($fileNum); // Total number of files
$array = array(); // Array to be filled
$j = 1; // The number for increment
foreach($fileNum as $num) {
    $i = 1; // The number to compare the file numbers 
    while($i <= $num) {
         $array['test' . $j . '.txt'] = $date; // Store the values
         $j++;
         $i++;
    }
    $date = date('j F Y', strtotime('+ 1 DAY', strtotime($date))); // Increment the date
}

var_dump($array);

      

Output



array(10) {
  ["test1.txt"]=>
  string(11) "1 June 2015"
  ["test2.txt"]=>
  string(11) "1 June 2015"
  ["test3.txt"]=>
  string(11) "1 June 2015"
  ["test4.txt"]=>
  string(11) "1 June 2015"
  ["test5.txt"]=>
  string(11) "1 June 2015"
  ["test6.txt"]=>
  string(11) "2 June 2015"
  ["test7.txt"]=>
  string(11) "2 June 2015"
  ["test8.txt"]=>
  string(11) "3 June 2015"
  ["test9.txt"]=>
  string(11) "3 June 2015"
  ["test10.txt"]=>
  string(11) "3 June 2015"
}

      

Update

$fileNum = array(5 => "1 June 2015", 2 => "2 June 2015", 3 => "3 June 2015"); // Set the array with file number and corresponding dates
$total = array_sum($fileNum);
$array = array();
$j = 1;
foreach($fileNum as $num => $date) {
    $i = 1;
    while($i <= $num) {
         $array['test' . $j . '.txt'] = $date;
         $j++;
         $i++;
    }
}

      

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try it

  $numberOfFiles = 100;
//$startDate = '1 June 2015';

$startDate = '1 June 2015';
for($i=1;$i<=$numberOfFiles;$i++)
{
    if($i%5==0)
    {
        $test['test'.$i.'.txt'] = $startDate;
        $startDate = date('j F Y',strtotime($startDate.' + 5 days'));
    }
    else
    {
        $test['test'.$i.'.txt'] = $startDate;
    } 
}

print_r($test);

      



Updated on demand. Note. You must determine the date by the file number.

$numberOfFiles = 50;
//$startDate = '1 June 2015';

for($i=1;$i<=$numberOfFiles;$i++)
{
    if($i<=5)
    {
        $startDate ='1 June 2015';
        $test['test'.$i.'.txt'] = $startDate;
    }
    elseif((5<$i)&&($i<=8))
    {
        $startDate ='2 June 2015';
        $test['test'.$i.'.txt'] = $startDate;
    }
    elseif((8<$i)&&($i<=50))
    {
        $startDate ='11 June 2015';
        $test['test'.$i.'.txt'] = $startDate;
    }
    else
    {
        // Define the date value if does not match above criterian
    } 
}

print_r($test);

      

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