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File And Directory Manipulation In PHP (part 2)
By: icarus, (c) Melonfire
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    2003-08-21

    Table of Contents:
  • File And Directory Manipulation In PHP (part 2)
  • Stripping It To The Bone
  • Fertile Fields
  • Configuring The System
  • The Right Path
  • Move It
  • Beam Me Up
  • Diving Into Directories
  • A Pattern Emerges
  • Purging The Dead
  • Size Does Matter
  • In Process
  • Disk Full

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    File And Directory Manipulation In PHP (part 2)
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    In the first part of this article, I introduced you to the basic filesystem functions available in PHP, showing you (among other things) how to read and write files on the file system and obtain detailed status information on any file, including data on attributes like file sizes and permissions.

    That, however, was just the tip of the iceberg. PHP's filesystem API includes a number of specialized file and directory functions, which let you copy, delete and rename files; scan directories; work with uploaded files over HTTP; perform pattern matches on file names; and read and write to processes instead of files. So keep reading - we've got a long and interesting journey ahead of us!

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