I am trying to insert some data into the middle of a file. I have opened the file in append mode as: file = fopen(msg->header.filename, \"ab\");
im working in a code that detects changes in a file (a log file) then its process the 开发者_JS百科changes with the help of fseek and ftell. but if the file get deleted and changed (with logrotate) th
I have a C application I am trying to compile for Mac OS X 10.6.4: $ uname -v Darwin Kernel Version 10.4.0: Fri Apr 23 18:28:53 PDT 2010; root:xnu-1504.7.4~1/RELEASE_I386
I am trying to make a PHP script which creates a file and adds headers into that file but the file must be PHP code only, with nothing before the PHP tags.
Below is the code of main() of grub. Here I want to know about this line: file = fopen(arg_v[1], \"rb\");
I know how to use file_get_contents and fopen etc, but when I do it to one of my own file, I get the literal string, meaning, the code is not preprocessed! How can i import text from a file without us
So, I have been lumped with trying to fix a php script we have on our remote access page.Originally it would use fopen to if a site was available.If it was the user would be directed to that site, if
I have a scenario where one PHP process is writing a file about 3 times a second, and then several PHP processes are reading this file.
If a file is opened using the following command: FILE *f1=fopen(\"test.dat\",\"a+\"); The man page reads:
On my php host, I have a script that is run by a cron job that opens/overwrites a file from a remote ftp server.It works most of the time, but I am finding that when it initially creates the file, the