fclose 


php128 apg

CLOSES an open file pointer.

This function should always terminate the use of the fopen function, so as not to keep any open handles.





This function returns TRUE on success or FALSE on failure.



<?php

bool fclose 
res $stream )


where,

$stream A valid file pointer to a 
                successfully opened such 
as by the fopen function

?>

 $stream 


A valid file pointer to a successfully opened such as by the fopen or fsockopen functions.



  1 EXERCISE   

<?php

define
('PATN'__DIR__ '/temp/');

$file01 PATN 'blahblahblah.txt';

echo 
$file01 '<br><br>';

$fp01 fopen($file01'r'TRUE);

var_dump($fp01);

$yn01 fclose($fp01);

if(
$yn01 == TRUE)
{
    echo 
'<br><br>File pointer is closed as desired!<br><br>';
    
var_dump($fp01);
}
else
{
    echo 
'<br><br>File pointer remains opened!<br><br>';
    
var_dump($fp01);
}
    
?>

 RESULT   

resource(6) of type (stream)

File pointer is closed as desired!

resource(6) of type (Unknown)

  2 EXERCISE   

<?php

define
('PAW''file://' __DIR__ '/temp/');

$opts02 = [
  
'https'=>[
    
'method'=>"GET",
    
'header'=>"Accept-language: en\r\n" .
              
"Cookie: foo=bar\r\n"
] ];

$context02 stream_context_create($opts02);

/* - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

   Sends an https request to www.example.com
   with additional headers shown above 
   
   - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - */
   
echo PAW '<br><br>';
    
$fp02 fopen(PAW '/sw7.jpg''r'
                                                  
true$context02);

var_dump($fp02);



$ny fclose($fp02);

if(
$ny == TRUE)
{
    echo 
'<br><br>File pointer is closed as desired!<br><br>';
    
var_dump($fp02);
}
else
{
    echo 
'<br><br>File pointer remains opened!<br><br>';
    
var_dump($fp02);
}

?>

 RESULT   

resource(10) of type (stream)

File pointer is closed as desired!

resource(10) of type (Unknown)

  3 EXERCISE   

<?php

// If PATH2N is not set Warnings 
// will be issued in PHP 7.4.XX or 
// a Fatal error in PHP 8.0.XX.

echo PATH2N '<br><br>';

$file03 PATH2N 'blahblahbla.txt';

$fp03 fopen($file03'r'TRUE);

var_dump($fp03);



$yn03 fclose($fp03);

if(
$yn03 == TRUE)
{
    echo 
'<br><br>File pointer is closed as desired!<br><br>';
    
var_dump($fp03);
}
else
{
    echo 
'<br><br>File pointer remains opened or does not exist!<br><br>';
    
var_dump($fp03);
}

?>