This article mainly introduces the PHP file locking and writing instance parsing. For more information, see
This article mainly introduces the PHP file locking and writing instance parsing. For more information, see
This document describes how to write PHP files to multiple threads. The Code is as follows:
Function file_write ($ file_name, $ text, $ mode = 'A', $ timeout = 30) {$ handle = fopen ($ file_name, $ mode ); while ($ timeout> 0) {if (flock ($ handle, LOCK_EX) {// arrange its locking $ timeout --; sleep (1 );}} if ($ timeout> 0) {fwrite ($ handle, $ text. '\ n'); flock ($ handle, LOCK_UN); fclose ($ handle); // return true;} return false ;}
The handle operated by the flock (int $ handle, int $ operation) function must be an opened file pointer.
Operation can be one of the following values:
To obtain the shared lock (read Program), set operation to LOCK_SH (PHP 4.0.1 and earlier versions to 1 ).
To obtain an exclusive lock (Write Program), set operation to LOCK_EX (set to 2 in versions earlier than PHP 4.0.1 ).
To release the lock (whether shared or exclusive), set operation to LOCK_UN (3 in PHP versions earlier than 4.0.1 ).
If you do not want flock () to be blocked during the lock, add LOCK_NB to operation (set to 4 in versions earlier than PHP 4.0.1 ).
In addition, fclose () is used to release the lock operation and is called when the code is executed.