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set_file_buffer

Name

set_file_buffer — Sets the file buffer size.

Synopsis

bool set_file_buffer(file_handle, buffer); resource file_handle: File handle int buffer: Buffer size in bytes

Returns

TRUE on success; FALSE on error

Description

With this function, you can change the file buffer size for the specified file handle. Specifying a buffer size of 0 changes the operation mode to "unbuffered"; all other values change the operation mode to "fully buffered," using the given number of bytes.

Example

Example 348. Change file buffer to 4KB

$fh = fopen("text.txt", "r+");
$buffer_size = 4096;

if(!set_file_buffer($fh, $buffer_size))
{
    echo ("Couldn't change file buffer size");
}
else
{
    echo ("New file buffer size is $buffer_size bytes");
}

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