File search is to use PHP to traverse the directory and then go to each file to obtain the file name for comparison. Then when the file we specify is found, the traversal will stop and the file name and address to be searched will be displayed.
Today I am going to make a function specifically for searching files. The searched files may be located in a certain directory. Find whether the directory exists in the directory. There seems to be no such search function among PHP functions.
File operations are indispensable in PHP, and the frequency of file usage is also very high. For example, our common directory management systems, guestbooks without databases, etc. all use file operations, and the files here refer to It is not only the operation of directories, but also the operation of specified files, such as txt files, etc.
The following is a function method specifically used for file search. file_search is the method name, followed by three parameters. $directory is the directory where the file to be searched is located, such as the "admin/" directory. $search is the file to be searched. Yes, $recursive is used to determine whether the search is successful. The default is enough. If other operations are needed, you can add the corresponding parameters later.
Example 1
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{ $res = FALSE; $dir_handle = opendir($directory); while( FALSE !== ($file = readdir($dir_handle)) ) { if( $file == '.' || $file == '..' ) { continue; } if( is_dir("$directory$file") ) { if( $recursive ) { $res = file_search("$directory$file", $search); if( $res !== FALSE ) { return $res; } } } if( $file == $search ) { return "$directory$file"; } } return FALSE; } ?> |
Example 2
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/*File search function //test:
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Function description: array glob ( string $pattern [, int $flags ] )
Function: Find the file path that matches the pattern and return an array containing the matching files (directories) (Note: The checked files must be from the server system and cannot be used for remote files)
Parameter description: The first parameter: matching mode; the second optional parameter:
•GLOB_MARK - Add a slash
•GLOB_NOCHECK - Returns the pattern used to search if no files match
•GLOB_NOESCAPE - backslash unescaped metacharacter
•GLOB_BRACE - expands {a,b,c} to match 'a', 'b' or 'c'
•GLOB_ONLYDIR - Return only directory entries matching pattern
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$file = glob('{,.}*', GLOB_BRACE); //Match all files $file1 = glob('*.php'); //Match all php files
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Example 4