Php generates the txt file title and content

Welcome to the Linux community forum and interact with 2 million technical staff to enter the title and content of the txt file generated by php. The code is attached :? Php *** 1. when a buddy worked a few days ago, they asked him to write a file generation class: generate a file. The file types include txt, html, csv, pdf, doc (or docx ). ** 2. The generated content is

Welcome to the Linux community forum and interact with 2 million technical staff> go to php to generate the title and content of the txt file. The code is attached :? Php/*** 1. when a buddy worked a few days ago, they asked him to write a file generation class: generate a file. The file types include txt, html, csv, pdf, doc (or docx ). ** 2. The generated content is

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The title and content of the txt file generated by php are included in the Code:

　　

/**

* 1. when a buddy worked a few days ago, they asked him to write a file generation class: generate a file. The file types include txt, html, csv, pdf, doc (or docx ).

*

* 2. the generated content is a table (like a table in html). The parameter is the file type generated, the title of the generated content (array), and the generated content (array, corresponding to the title ).

*/

/*************************************** **********

* Class name: createFile

* Description: create different type files

* Author: fenghuo

* Date: 2013-11-12

**************************************** ********/

/**

* 3. I used the evening time to help him sort out a txt file class.

***/

Class createFile {

Public $ file_type;

Public $ file_name;

Public $ file_dir;

/**

* Constructor: Initialize the directory of the generated file

*/

Public function _ construct ($ file_dir ){

$ This-> file_dir = $ file_dir;

}

/**

* File generation portal Function

* @ String $ file_name file name

* @ String $ file_type file type

* @ Array $ title: The title line of the content generated

* @ Array $ data Generated Content

*/

Public function create_file ($ file_name, $ file_type, $ title, $ data ){

If (empty ($ data )){

Return false;

}

If (! Empty ($ title )){

If (count ($ title )! = Count ($ data [0]) {

Return false;

}

}

If ($ file_name = ""){

$ File_name = $ this-> file_name;

}

If ($ file_type = ""){

$ File_type = $ this-> file_type;

}

$ Fun = 'mk _ '. $ file_type;

# Test Point

Echo $ fun ,'--------------
';

If (method_exists ($ this, $ fun ))

{

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