File related functions/file IO
File information correlation
filetype()
filetype($filepath); Get the type of the file; Returns the type of the file
- Returns the type of the file
- Parameters:
filepath
File path - The possible values are
fifo
.char
.dir
.block
.link
.file
和unknown
- Returns if there is an error
FALSE
$file_path = 'sort.php';
$dir_path = '.. / 0809 ';
var_dump(filetype($file_path)); // file
var_dump(filetype($dir_path)); // dir
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D:\php20190701\php_code\0810\filetype.php:6:string 'file' (length=4)
D:\php20190701\php_code\0810\filetype.php:7:string 'dir' (length=3)
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filesize()
filesize($filename); Get the size of the file; Returns the number of bytes;
- Returns the number of bytes of file size, or if there is an error
FALSE
An E_WARNING error is generated - Note: Because PHP’s integer type is a signed integer and many platforms use 32-bit integers, some file system functions may return unexpected results for files larger than 2GB
- Parameter :filename Specifies the path to the file
$file_path = 'sort.php';
var_dump(filesize($file_path)); / / 101 bytes
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filectime()
filectime($filename); Get the creation time of the file; It returns a timestamp;
- Returns the time when the file was created, or on failure
FALSE
- The time is returned as a Unix timestamp
- Because it returns a timestamp, you can use the date() function to change the date and time zone;
- Change timezone: date_default_timezone_set(‘PRC’);
- Date (‘ y-m-d H: I :s’,filectime($filename));
- Parameter :filename Specifies the path to the file
filemtime()
filemtime($filename); Get the modification time of the file; It returns a timestamp;
- Returns the last time the file was modified, or on failure
FALSE
- The time is returned as a Unix timestamp and can be used for date()
- (The date() function above)
- Parameter :filename Specifies the path to the file
fileatime()
fileatime($filename); Get the last access time of the file; It returns a timestamp;
- Returns the last time the file was accessed, or on failure
FALSE
- The time is returned as a Unix timestamp
- Because it returns a timestamp, you can use the date() function to change the date and time zone;
- The date() function looks like this; Change time zone and change to visible date;
- Parameter :filename Specifies the path to the file
$file_path = 'sort.php';
var_dump(date('Y-m-d H:i:s',filectime($file_path)));
var_dump(date('Y-m-d H:i:s',filemtime($file_path)));
var_dump(date('Y-m-d H:i:s',fileatime($file_path)));
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D:\php20190701\php_code\0810\filetype.php:5:string 'the 2019-08-10 10:52:53' (length=19)
D:\php20190701\php_code\0810\filetype.php:6:string 'the 2019-08-10 11:15:33' (length=19)
D:\php20190701\php_code\0810\filetype.php:7:string 'the 2019-08-10 10:52:53' (length=19)
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is_readable()
is_readable($filename); Check whether the file is readable; Returns a Boolean value;
- Returns if the file or directory specified by filename exists and is readable
TRUE
Otherwise returnFALSE
- Parameter :filename Specifies the path to the file
is_writable()/is_writeable()
is_writable($filename)/is_writeable($filename); Check whether the file is writable; Returns a Boolean value;
- Returns if the file filename exists and is writable
TRUE
- The filename argument can be a directory name that allows writability checks
- Is_writeable () is an alias of is_writable()
- Parameters:
filename
The name of the file to check
$file_path = 'sort.php';
var_dump(is_readable($file_path));
var_dump(is_writable($file_path));
var_dump(is_writeable($file_path));
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D:\php20190701\php_code\0810\filetype.php:5:boolean true
D:\php20190701\php_code\0810\filetype.php:6:boolean true
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is_executable()
is_executable($filename); Check whether the file is executable; Returns a Boolean value;
- Determines whether the given filename is executable
- Returns if the file exists and is executable
TRUE
, returns if there is an errorFALSE
FALSE
Indicates that the file is not executable.- Parameters:
filename
File path
$file_path = "C:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Local\Programs\Microsoft VS Code\Code.exe";
var_dump(is_executable($file_path)); // true
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is_file()
is_file($filename); Check whether it is a file; Returns a Boolean value;
- Determines whether the given filename is a normal file
- Returns if the file exists and is a normal file
TRUE
Otherwise returnFALSE
- Note: Because PHP’s integer type is a signed integer and many platforms use 32-bit integers, some file system functions may return unexpected results for files larger than 2GB
- Parameter :filename Specifies the path to the file
$file_path = 'sort.php';
$dir_path = '.. / 0809 ';
var_dump(is_file($file_path)); // true
var_dump(is_file($dir_path)); // false
var_dump(is_dir($dir_path)); // true
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pathinfo()
pathinfo($filename); Obtain file path information. Returns an associative array;
- The parameter is the file path
- Returns information about an associative array that contains path
- Returns an associative array or a string depending on options
- If no options are passed, an array containing the following elements is returned: dirName, basename, and extension (if any), and filename
- The options examples:
echo pathinfo($filename,PATHINFO_EXTENSION);
——- Obtain the file name extension
- Options If specified, returns the specified element; They include:
- PATHINFO_DIRNAME
- PATHINFO_BASENAME
- PATHINFO_EXTENSION
- PATHINFO_FILENAME
- If no options are specified, all units are returned by default
__FILE__
saidThe full path and filename of the file
$file_path = 'sort.php';
var_dump(pathinfo($file_path)); // true
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D:\php20190701\php_code\0810\filetype.php:5:
array (size=4)
'dirname' => string '. ' (length=1)
'basename' => string 'sort.php' (length=8)
'extension' => string 'php' (length=3)
'filename' => string 'sort' (length=4)
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dirname()
dirname($path); Returns the path portion of the file;
- Given a string containing the full path to a file, this function returns the directory name with the filename removed
- Return value: Returns the parent directory of path
- Parameter: path A path
- In Windows, both slashes (/) and backslashes (\) can be used as directory separators
- Slash (/) in other contexts
$file_path = 'C: \ Users \ \ Administrator \ Downloads \ Firefox Setup 69.0 b11 exe';
$file_path2 = 'C: / Users/Administrator/Downloads/Firefox Setup 69.0 b11. Exe';
var_dump(dirname($file_path));
var_dump(dirname($file_path2));
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D:\php20190701\php_code\0810\filetype.php:6:string 'C:\Users\Administrator\Downloads' (length=32)
D:\php20190701\php_code\0810\filetype.php:7:string 'C:/Users/Administrator/Downloads' (length=32)
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basename()
basename($filename,$suffix); Returns the file name part of the path;
- Given a string containing the full path to a file, this function returns the base filename
- Parameter: path A path
- In Windows, both slashes (/) and backslashes (\) can be used as directory separators
- Slash (/) in other contexts
- The second parameter is optional. Specifies the file extension. If the file has suffix, this extension is not printed.
$file_path = 'C: \ Users \ \ Administrator \ Downloads \ Firefox Setup 69.0 b11 exe';
var_dump(basename($file_path));
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D:\php20190701\php_code\0810\filetype.php:6:string 'Firefox Setup 69.0 b11. Exe' (length=25)
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$file_path = 'C: \ Users \ \ Administrator \ Downloads \ Firefox Setup 69.0 b11 exe';
var_dump(basename($file_path,".exe")); / / 'Firefox Setup 69.0 b11'
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file_exists()
file_exists($filename); Check whether files or directories exist; Returns a Boolean value;
- Return value: Returns if the file or directory specified by filename exists
TRUE
Otherwise returnFALSE
- Parameter: filename Specifies the path to a file or directory
$file_path = "sort.php";
$dir_path = ".. / 0809";
$dir_path2 = ".. / 080911";
var_dump(file_exists($file_path)); // true
var_dump(file_exists($dir_path)); // true
var_dump(file_exists($dir_path2)); // false
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File operation correlation
touch()
The touch ($filename, $time, $atime); Set the access and modification time of the file. If the file does not exist, the file will be created. Returns a Boolean value
- Parameter: filename Specifies the name of the file to be set
- If the file does not exist, it will be created
- Return value: Returned on success
TRUE
Or return on failureFALSE
- Time Time to be set. If no time parameter is provided, the current system time is used
- Atime If given, the access time of the given file is set to atime, otherwise it is set to time
- If these two parameters are not given, the current system time is used
- The second parameter: sets the modification time
- Third parameter: Sets the access time
unlink()
unlink($filename,$context); Delete files; Returns a Boolean value;
- Delete the filename
- Parameter: filename Specifies the path to the file
- An E_WARNING level error is generated when an error occurs
- Return value: Returned on success
TRUE
Or return on failureFALSE
$file_path = "sort.php";
var_dump(unlink($file_path)); // true
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rename()
Rename ($oldname, $newname, $path); Rename or cut a file or directory; Returns a Boolean value;
- Try to put the
oldname
renamenewname
- Return value: Returned on success
TRUE
Or return on failureFALSE
- Path Path to cut a file or directory
- Same path, usually rename
$old_name = "sort.php";
$new_name = "sort2.php";
var_dump(rename($old_name,$new_name)); Sort2.php will be added to sort2.php
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- If the path is different, you can achieve the effect of shearing
$old_name = "sort2.php";
$new_name = ".. /sort2.php";
var_dump(rename($old_name,$new_name)); // true to achieve the clipping effect
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copy()
copy($filename,$path); Copy a file; Returns a Boolean value;
- $filename, the file name
- $path: indicates the path to be copied
- Return value: Returned on success
TRUE
Or return on failureFALSE
- Pay attention toTo copy remote files, enable the PHP configuration options
allow_url_fopen=On
- Remote copy, equivalent to download
$old_name = "sort.php";
$new_name = "sort2.php";
var_dump(copy($old_name,$new_name)); // true
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$old_name = "http://pic68.nipic.com/file/20150601/2692994_151045402000_2.jpg";
$new_name = "1.jpg";
var_dump(copy($old_name,$new_name)); / / download
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The file content is related to the operation
fopen()
fopen(filename,mode)
- The fopen() function opens a file or URL.
- If fopen() fails, it returns FALSE with an error message.
- Error output can be hidden by prefixing the function name with an ‘@’.
- Returns a file handle, which is a resource type that needs to be used with other functions
- Second parameter: how to open, how to open
- “R” (open read-only, pointer to file header)
- “R +” (open read/write mode, pointer to file header)
- “W” (open write mode, clear file contents, try to create file if it doesn’t exist)
- “W +” (read/write open, clear file contents, try to create file if it doesn’t exist)
- “A” (write mode on, write file pointer to end of file, try to create file if it doesn’t exist)
- “A +” (open in read/write mode, save the contents of the file by writing the file pointer to the end)
- If the file is not found, r will report an error, but A and W will create a new file
$file_path = "test.txt";
var_dump(fopen($file_path, 'r')); // resource
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fread()
string fread ( resource length )
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The fread() function reads the open file.
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The function stops running when the specified length is reached or the end of the file (EOF) is read, whichever comes first.
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This function returns the string read, or FALSE on failure.
$file_path = "test.txt";
$file = fopen($file_path, 'r');
var_dump(fread($file,99)); // hello world !
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$file_path = "test.txt";
$file = fopen($file_path, 'r');
var_dump(filesize($file_path));
var_dump(fread($file,filesize($file_path))); // hello world !
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fwrite()|fput()
fwrite(file,string[,length])
- The fwrite() function writes to an open file.
- The function stops running when the specified length is reached or the end of the file (EOF) is read, whichever comes first.
- The second argument, optional, is the maximum number of characters that can be written
- If the function executes successfully, the number of bytes written is returned. On failure, return FALSE.
$file = fopen("test.txt"."w");
echo fwrite($file,"Hello World. Testing!");
fclose($file);
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fclose()
fclose($file)
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The fclose() function closes the open file.
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This function returns TRUE on success and FALSE on failure.
$file = fopen("test.txt"."r");
//some code to be executed
fclose($file);
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fgetc()
fgetc(file)
- Read one character at a time
$file = fopen("test.txt"."r");
for ($i=0; $i < filesize('test.txt'); $i++) {
echo fgetc($file);
}
while(! feof($file)) {echo fgetc($file);
}
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- Reads one line of characters at a time, including the trailing newline character
$file = fopen("test.txt"."r");
while(! feof($file)) {echo fgets($file);
}
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fgetss()
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- Read one line at a time, filtering HTML tags
fgetcsv()
fgetcsv(file[,length[,separator[,enclosure]]]) Copy the code
- Get one line of the CSV file at a time and convert the line into an indexed array
$file = fopen("index.csv"."r");
while ($arr = fgetcsv($file)) {
var_dump($arr);
}
fclose($file);
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fputcsv()
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- Turn the CSV array
$file = fopen("index.csv"."r+");
$arr = [
'hello'.'world'.'!!!!!!! '
];
var_dump(fputcsv($file, $arr));
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file_get_contents()
- Saves the contents of the file in a string, based on the path
- This parameter is mandatory. The opening mode is not specified. If the parameter is a web address, the HTML source code corresponding to the web address is returned
- To enable openSSL in php.ini,
extension=php_openssl.dll
$str = file_get_contents("index.csv");
var_dump($str);
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file_put_contents()
- Save the string to a file
- Save the baidu source code to the local
file_put_contents('baidu.html', file_get_contents('https://www.baidu.com'));
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file()
- The file () function reads the entire file into an array.
- According to line breaks, a line is an element that preserves the following line breaks
readfile()
- Read the contents of the file and save them to a variable
- The first parameter: the file path
$str = readfile('test.txt');
var_dump($str);
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parse_ini_file()
- The number parses a configuration file and returns its Settings as an array with a path
var_dump(parse_ini_file("C: \ phpStudy \ PHPTutorial \ PHP \ PHP - 7.2.1 - NTS \ PHP ini"));
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parse_ini_string()
- Convert the configuration file string to an associative array
$ini_string = ' xdebug.profiler_output_dir="C:\phpStudy\PHPTutorial\tmp\xdebug" xdebug.trace_output_dir="C:\phpStudy\PHPTutorial\tmp\xdebug" Zend_extension = "C: \ phpStudy - 7.2.1 - NTS \ PHPTutorial \ PHP \ PHP \ ext \ php_xdebug - 2.8.0 beta1-7.2 - vc15 - NTS. DLL." " xdebug.remote_enable = 1 xdebug.remote_autostart = 1 ';
var_dump(parse_ini_string($ini_string));
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highlight_string()
- Highlight the PHP code in the string. The argument is a string
highlight_file()
- Highlight the PHP code in the file with the file path
var_dump(highlight_file('test.php'));
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