Imagine the following:
362>class someClass {
363> function someFunction() {
364> if($rDirectory = opendir("/templates")) {
365> while(false != ($strFile = readdir($srDirectory))) {
366> print $strFile."<br />";
367> }
368> }
369> }
370>}The class is constructed successfully, the function is called successfuly, the if($rDirectory = opendir("/templates")) statement returns true, and the directory most certainly exists, but as soon as an attempt to read the contents of the directory occurs, the once valid resource ($rDirectory) becomes invalid:
Warning: readdir(): 36 is not a valid Directory resource in D:\inetpub\wwwroot\phpSLearningDev\root\components\installer\inc\installer.php on line 365
if the code is removed from both the class and function, it executes fine.
I am currently working on a Windows 2003 server (not my choice) and an internal (non network (SMB)) HDD.
I can't imagine that simply being inside a class could cause this.
Am I missing something!?!?!? I regard myself as a fairly proficient PHP developer, but this one has got a whole dev team stumped.
Any thoughts appreciated.
Matt Richards
matt_DOT_richards_AT_NOSPAM_safetymedia_DOT_co_DOT_uk
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