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[2000-07-30 12:14 UTC] ccjeagle at ms6 dot hinet dot net
// Begin of my.txt
1234567890
// End of my.txt
With the script :
// Begin of test.php
<?
$fp = fopen("my.txt","r") ;
echo fseek($fp,3) ; echo fgetc($fp) ;
echo fseek($fp,0,SEEK_CUR) ; echo fgetc($fp) ;
fclose($fp) ;
?>
// End of test
The result would be '0405', which should be
wrong with offset 0 with SEEK_CUR.
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I think it is correct. The fgetc gets a character from file and advances the filepointer, si that the next time you do a fgetc you'll get the next chracter. After the first fgetc the filepointer is already on position 4 ('5') and so fseek ($fp, 0, SEEK_CUR) ideed does nothing. Closed