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Bug #1824 direct file access still used in places despite I/O abstraction
Submitted: 1999-07-22 04:22 UTC Modified: 2000-07-04 11:18 UTC
From: seanw at greymatter dot co dot uk Assigned:
Status: Closed Package: Other
PHP Version: 4.0 Beta 1 OS: Any
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 [1999-07-22 04:22 UTC] seanw at greymatter dot co dot uk 
A fairly cursory search of the sources for PHP4b1 reveal that there are a number of places where statements like:

fflush(stdout);

are being used in spite of the I/O abstraction layer.  The solution that I would propose would be a FLUSH() macro that defaults to a function in the Zend output.c module to flush buffered output.  A search for stdout reveals these locations.

Should error messages be handled through a similar abstraction layer rather than being written direct to stderr???

I am somewhat surprised that Zend appears to provide for output buffering, but doesn't appear to provide for flushing the buffer unless it is destroyed.

I have only had time for a cursory examination of the sources so please excuse me if this is incorrect.

It concerns me because I have an application where I need to be able to switch output streams many times during run-time, buffering would be useful but only if output can be precisely controlled.

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 [1999-07-22 20:04 UTC] zeev at cvs dot php dot net 
Zend actually doesn't have to do with any of the output buffering, even though the function
names are prefixed with zend_ (the reason for this is that output buffering was developed
while we were working on Zend, before we moved to work on PHP 4.0;  At that time, the
distinction between what's Zend and what's PHP was less than obvious, and output buffering
was tagged as a Zend component;  We'll rename it soon).

I agree with your suggestion - the output buffering layer should also provide for a flushing
callback.
 [2000-07-04 11:18 UTC] stas at cvs dot php dot net 
seems to be fixed
 
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