August 2000
Intermediate to advanced
800 pages
13h 15m
English
Sending Text to the Browser
Output Buffering
Files
Compressed Files
POSIX
Debugging
Session Handling
Shell Commands
HTTP Headers
Network I/O
FTP
No useful program can be useful in a vacuum. The functions described in this chapter are concerned with I/O (Input and Output), whether it's to the browser, files, or across a network. Some of them perform very specialized duties such as manipulating files. Others are simply for debugging or reporting information about the environment.
If you are experienced in traditional application development, you may be challenged by the unique characteristics of a stateless operating environment. Your script can't sit in a loop and get input from the user until the quit button ...
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