Re: File Phrasing & Mark-ups
| From: | Richard Lynch | Date: | Mon, 05 Aug 2002 06:33:07 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: File Phrasing & Mark-ups | ||
| Groups: | php.general | ||
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>A function I have written to accept filenames, read it and phrase it's mark
>ups. Is the second function of one line file a good idea ?
Yes, but why do the loop in PHP?
$fa = file($file);
$output = implode('', $fa);
return $output;
> Is there an
>alternative ? Can problems arise if the size of the file being phrased is
>very large ?
Yes, of course.
The real question is "How large is very large?"
There are two possible limitations:
1. There is a setting in php.ini called, I think, memory_limit
2. There is only so much RAM/swap available on your machine. PHP will
cheerfully use all that's there (and not already used), but after you hit
that limit, there's not a whole lot PHP can do...
Will your files every *REALLY* be that large?
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