Re: Proposal: Check if script has been aborted (for apache)

> but what i want to get is: > - be fully backward compatible (keep the script running - so nobody gets hurt by > this "new" feature) > - be able to set the behaviour: > - just abort the script > - call a user-level function (for user-level logging;-) and run the rest of the > script > - call a user-level function (for user-level logging;-) and stop the script > (maybe based on the return value of the user-level function???) > > i've looked into the register_shutdown_function stuff - and i believe i could get > something like this up for "died" requests (detection only takes place when the > script actually writes to the HTTP stream - and only for apache).... > > i was dreaming of something like: > > <? > function script_stopped() > { mylogfunction("script has been aborted"); > return 0; // 0 -> please continue execution, 1 -> stop it NOW!!! > } > > register_abort_function("script_stopped"); > > while (1) > printf "this is cool<BR>"; > ?> > > any suggestions???? Hrm.. How about just a simple function that returns that global variable you created. You could then just check that in your shutdown function in a script. That would avoid adding an extra register_abort_function() call. function abort_function() { whatever; } function shutdown() { if(connection_aborted()) { abort_function(); } } register_shutdown_function("shutdown"); As for configuring whether to actually abort the script or not. Perhaps that should be a php3.ini switch. -Rasmus -- PHP Development Mailing List http://www.php.net/ To unsubscribe send an empty message to php-dev-unsubscribe@lists.php.net For help: php-dev-help@lists.php.net