I just figured this only applies to stat() and not fstat(). Which also
means they're totally incompatible with each other, although the
documentation suggests they're essentially the same, other than the fact
that one expects a file handle and the other expects a file name... What
gives?
At 01:07 11/5/2001, Zeev Suraski wrote:
>Hey,
>
>I just got around to writing a PHP script that uses stat(), and was quite
>surprised to find that instead of using string indices, it uses
>hardcoded/obscure numeric indices, e.g.:
>
>Array
>(
> [0] => 2050
> [1] => 1114462
> [2] => 16877
> [3] => 2
> [4] => 503
> [5] => 513
> [6] => 11065
> [7] => 1024
> [8] => 989532201
> [9] => 989532201
> [10] => 989532201
> [11] => 4096
> [12] => 2
>)
>
>Is there any reason for this? If not, I'd like to add meaningful names as
>well (I guess it's way too late to remove the numeric indices)
>
>Zeev
>
>
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