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    shmop_write

    (PHP 4 >= 4.0.4, PHP 5, PHP 7, PHP 8)

    shmop_write — Write data into shared memory block

    说明

    shmop_write(Shmop $shmop, string $data, int $offset): int

    shmop_write() will write a string into shared memory block.

    参数

    shmop

    The shared memory block identifier created by shmop_open()

    data

    A string to write into shared memory block

    offset

    Specifies where to start writing data inside the shared memory segment. The offset must be greater than or equal to zero and less than or equal to the actual size of the shared memory segment.

    返回值

    The size of the written data.

    错误／异常

    If offset is out of range, or a read-only shared memory segment should be written to, a ValueError is thrown.

    更新日志

    版本 说明
    8.0.0 Prior to PHP 8.0.0, false was returned on failure.
    8.0.0 shmop expects a Shmop instance now; previously, a resource was expected.

    示例

    示例 #1 Writing to shared memory block

    <?php
    $shm_bytes_written     = shmop_write($shm_id, $my_string, 0);
    ?>

    This example will write data inside $my_string into shared memory block, $shm_bytes_written will contain the number of bytes written.

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    mark at manngo dot net
    2 years ago
    On thing you might want to do is replace an old string with a shorter one, or to clear out the string altogether.

    To replace the string, you can zero-byte pad the string you are writing:

    <?php
            //    $shmid is from shmop_open()
            $size = 128;
            $string = 'something';

            //    write
                $string = str_pad(string, $size, "\0");
                shmop_write($shmid, $string, 0);

            //    read
                print rtrim(shmop($shmid,0,0),,"\0");

            //    clear
                $string = str_repeat("\0",$size);
                shmop_write($shmid, $string, 0);
    ?>
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    radupb at yahoo dot com
    4 years ago
    I guess pack-unpack are the handy functions for encoding/decoding data as/from a binary string for shmop_write/shmop_read. Example:

    $format='LLLLSSCCCC';  //data format for pack
    $key=1;
    if( !($shmid=shmop_open($key,'n',0660,30)) )
      die('shmop_open failed.');

    //my data to encode:
    $hd=array('ALIVE1'=>1,'ALIVE2'=>2,'ALIVE3'=>3,'ALIVE4'=>4,
          'CRTPTR'=>5,'CRTSEQ'=>6,
          'CTW'=>7,'LOCK'=>8,'PLAY'=>9,'MISS'=>10
    );

    $tmp=pack( $format, $hd['ALIVE1'],$hd['ALIVE2'],$hd['ALIVE3'],$hd['ALIVE4'],  $hd['CRTPTR'],$hd['CRTSEQ'],$hd['CTW'],$hd['LOCK'],$hd['PLAY'],$hd['MISS'] );

    if( ($w=shmop_write($shmid,$tmp,0))!=24 )
      die('write error $w='.$w);

    And reading from some other process:
    $key=1;
    if( !($shmid=shmop_open($key,'w',0,0)) )
      die('shmop_open failed.');

    $formatR='L4ALIVE/SCRTPTR/SCRTSEQ/CCTW/CLOCK/CPLAY/CMISS'; //data format for unpack

    $hd=unpack( $formatR, shmop_read( $shmid,0,24) );
    echo'hd:<pre>';print_r($hd);echo'</pre>';
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