pcf_checkDir (line 177)

checks if a directory exists and create it if necessary

returns 1 if the directory exists returns 2 if there is a symlink with the name returns 3 if a new Directory is created returns False if the directory does not exists or could not be created

• version: pk-07-11-13 check if the link source is a directory
• version: pk-08-06-11

• string $aDir: the directory
• boolean $createDir: create the dir if not exists
• octal $rMask: fileMask of the new directory if one is created
• boolean $debug

pcf_dirArray (line 54)

returns an array of directories like a tree

Example:

1: /home 2: /home/user1 3: /home/user1/public_html 4: /home/user2 5: /home/user2/mail ....

this function calls itself recursive until $level==0 or no subdirectories exists

this function is slow with a large directory tree

take care start point ($aDir) is set correct to avoid:

• open_basedir restrictions
• safe_mode restrictions
• not getting the whole dir structure as result

• string $aDir: start directory
• array &$dirArr: return array
• bool $goDown: add subdirectory subdirs to array
• string $path: path to add to the dirArray Value
• string $excludes: do not add this directories and subdirectories
• int $levels: max number of going into subdir

pcf_getDirTree (line 247)

sets $dirArr with files, symlinks and dirs for a file tree

• array $dirArr
• string $startDir
• string $subDir
• string $filter
• string $debug
• &$dirArr

pcf_mkdir (line 273)

creates a direcotry

• string $strPath
• octal $mode: create mode

pcf_rmdir (line 290)

remove a directory and everything that's in it.

• since: pk-07-06-17

• string $dirname
• boolean $debug