I have the following code from Codeigniter index.php
My understanding is that,
If /
of string position in $system_folder
(in this case CIcore_1_7_1) is false
, and if realpath
function exists AND (?) is not false
, $system_folder
is assigned to (?) /$system_folder
. else $system_folder
is assigned to $system_folder
with replacing \\
with /
.
Q1. What does realpath function means?
Q2. What does this mean?
@realpath(dirname(__FILE__))
Q3. Am I right? Do I have any misunderstanding?
Q4. What kind of situation do you need the following?
str_replace("\\", "/", $system_folder)
$system_folder = "CIcore_1_7_1"; /* |--------------------------------------------------------------- | SET THE SERVER PATH |--------------------------------------------------------------- | | Let's attempt to determine the full-server path to the "system" | folder in order to reduce the possibility of path problems. | Note: We only attempt this if the user hasn't specified a | full server path. | */ if (strpos($system_folder, '/') === FALSE) { if (function_exists('realpath') AND @realpath(dirname(__FILE__)) !== FALSE) { $system_folder = realpath(dirname(__FILE__)).'/'.$system_folder; } } else { // Swap directory separators to Unix style for consistency $system_folder = str_replace("\\", "/", $system_folder); }
When a module is loaded from a file in Python, __file__ is set to its path. You can then use that with other functions to find the directory that the file is located in.
__FILE__ is simply the name of the current file. realpath(dirname(__FILE__)) gets the name of the directory that the file is in -- in essence, the directory that the app is installed in. And @ is PHP's extremely silly way of suppressing errors.
path. dirname() method in Python is used to get the directory name from the specified path.
If you change __path__ , you can force the interpreter to look in a different directory for modules belonging to that package. This would allow you to, e.g., load different versions of the same module based on runtime conditions.
The realpath()
function gives you the file-system path, with any symbolic links and directory traversing (e.g. ../../) resolved. The dirname()
function gives you just the directory, not the file within it.
__FILE__
is a magic constant that gives you the filesystem path to the current .php file (the one that __FILE__
is in, not the one it's included by if it's an include.
Sounds about right.
This is to translate from Windows style (\) paths to Unix style (/).
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