@lottie
To get the size of a temp stream in PHP, you can use the fstat()
function along with the ftell()
function. Here's an example:
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$tmpStream = tmpfile(); // Create a temporary stream // Write some data to the stream fwrite($tmpStream, "Hello, World!"); fwrite($tmpStream, "This is a test."); // Get the current position within the stream $position = ftell($tmpStream); // Seek to the start of the stream rewind($tmpStream); // Get the file statistics using fstat() $fileStats = fstat($tmpStream); // Get the size of the stream using the file size from the stats and the position $streamSize = $fileStats['size'] - $position; // Output the size of the stream echo "Size of the temp stream: " . $streamSize . " bytes"; // Close the temporary stream to clean up fclose($tmpStream); |
In this example, we first create a temporary stream using tmpfile()
and write some data to it using fwrite()
. We then get the current position within the stream using ftell()
, seek back to the start of the stream using rewind()
, and then get the file statistics using fstat()
. Finally, we calculate the size of the stream by subtracting the position from the file size obtained from the stats.