This document summarizes common PHP functions related to files, including functions to read files like file(), is_readable(), and file_get_contents(); write files like tempname(), file_put_contents(), and fputcsv(); and manage temporary files like tmpfile(). These functions provide easy ways to work with files from within PHP programs.
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Moodle File Functions
This document summarizes common PHP functions related to files, including functions to read files like file(), is_readable(), and file_get_contents(); write files like tempname(), file_put_contents(), and fputcsv(); and manage temporary files like tmpfile(). These functions provide easy ways to work with files from within PHP programs.
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Functions Related to file
Function Name Description
Given a filename returns the array as line of file. file($filename) Function is standard function working for php 4 and 5 version.
Checks whether the file at a given path is
is_readable($filename) valid and readable or not @return true/false
tmpfile() Create a temporary file
Create file with unique file name.
@dir = The directory where the temporary
tempname($dir,$prefix) filename will be created. @prefix = The prefix of the generated temporary filename.
Read the file and return the content of file
file_get_contents($filename, $flags = in String format. null, $context = null, $offset = null, $maxlen = null) @return The function returns the read data or false on failure.
Writes a String to a file
file_put_contents($filename, $data, @return int The function returns the number $flags = null, $context = null) of bytes that were written to the file, or false on failure.