I have a complex php4 code and want to write something to a file, using file_put_contents
, like the following:
$iCounter = 0;
foreach blah...
... code
file_put_contents("/tmp/debug28364363264936214", "test" . $iCounter++ . "\n", FILE_APPEND);
...code
I am using FILE_APPEND
to append the data to the given file, I am sure that what I print does not contain control characters, the random number sequence makes sure the file is not used in any other context, and the counter variable (only used for the printout) is used to control how often file_put_contents
is called.
Executing the code and looking at the file content I just see
test8
while I expect to see
test1
test2
test3
test4
test5
test6
test7
test8
Is there a problem with my syntax? Maybe the code does not work for php4? What else can I use instead?
P.S. I am working on a very large, quite ancient php4 project, so there is no way to recode the project in php5. Not within 2 years...
use fopen();
file_put_contents()
is php5.
$file = fopen("/tmp/debug28364363264936214", "a+");
fwrite($file, "test" . $iCounter++ . "\n");
fclose($file);