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<?php namespace FileUtil; use FileUtil\FileExistsUsingExec; /** * A fileExist function free of deception * * @package FileUtil * @author Bjørn Rosell <it@rosell.dk> */ class FileExists { private static $lastWarning; /** * A warning handler that registers that a warning has occured and suppresses it. * * The function is a callback used with "set_error_handler". * It is declared public because it needs to be accessible from the point where the warning is triggered. * * @param integer $errno * @param string $errstr * @param string $errfile * @param integer $errline * * @return void */ public static function warningHandler($errno, $errstr, $errfile, $errline) { self::$lastWarning = [$errstr, $errno]; // Suppress the warning by returning void return; } /** * A well behaved replacement for file_exist that throws upon failure rather than emitting a warning. * * @throws \Exception Throws an exception in case file_exists emits a warning * @return boolean True if file exists. False if it doesn't. */ public static function fileExists($path) { // There is a challenges here: // We want to suppress warnings, but at the same time we want to know that it happened. // We achieve this by registering an error handler set_error_handler( array('FileUtil\FileExists', "warningHandler"), E_WARNING | E_USER_WARNING | E_NOTICE | E_USER_NOTICE ); self::$lastWarning = null; $found = @file_exists($path); // restore previous error handler immediately restore_error_handler(); // If file_exists returns true, we can rely on there being a file there if ($found) { return true; } // file_exists returned false. // this result is only trustworthy if no warning was emitted. if (is_null(self::$lastWarning)) { return false; } list($errstr, $errno) = self::$lastWarning; throw new \Exception($errstr, $errno); } /** * A fileExist doing the best it can. * * @throws \Exception If it cannot be determined if the file exists * @return boolean|null True if file exists. False if it doesn't. */ public static function fileExistsTryHarder($path) { try { $result = self::fileExists($path); } catch (\Exception $e) { try { $result = FileExistsUsingExec::fileExists($path); } catch (\Exception $e) { throw new \Exception('Cannot determine if file exists or not'); } catch (\Throwable $e) { throw new \Exception('Cannot determine if file exists or not'); } } return $result; } }