Wade Smart wrote:
> James Keeline wrote:
>> --- Wade Smart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>>>> The potential problem is the $dirName.$newfile because $dirName is not a
>>>> full path. This will crash when there are symlinks.
>>>>
>>>> Hope that helps, Rob.
>>> Thanks Rob. That worked.
>>>
>>> Question. From my original code you can see I scan the directory, post
>>> how many files are in the directory and their names. Next I rename them.
>>> All that is working. What I want to do now is run another scan on the
>>> directory posting the "new" file names. Im just reusing the same code
>>> from above. However, its not putting out any names.
>>>
>>> Is there a problem of, because this is sequential that once the names
>>> are changed php cant get another reading on the file names?
>>>
>>> Wade
>> Some filesystem actions in PHP involve some caching. PHP has a function
>> which
>> may have application here:
>>
>> http://us.php.net/manual/en/function.clearstatcache.php
>>
>> James
>>
> 01182008 1556 GMT-6
>
> Still no results. It will count again but not the new names.
>
> Wade
01182008 1609 GMT-6
Im calling the clearstatcache() right after the last initial set of
renaming.
Wade
$file_count = get_file_count($dir);
$count = count($file_count);
echo "<br />How many files? : $count<br />";
foreach($file_count as $file){
echo $file."<br />";
}
foreach($file_count as $newfile){
rename($dirName.$newfile,
$dirName.$count."_".$newfile);
$count--;
}
clearstatcache();
$file_count2 = get_file_count($dir);
$count2 = 0;
$count2 = count($file_count);
echo "<br />How many files? : $count2<br />";
foreach($file_count2 as $file2){
echo $file2."<br />";
}
