txtController

With this php class you can easily control and manage your all txt files. Save your time!

Table of Contents

Initialization
Catching Errors
Open
Create
Read
Change
Append
Delete
Get Line
Delete Line
Change Line

Initialization

To utilize this class, first import class.txtController.php into your project, and require it.

require_once ('class.txtController.php');

After that, create a new instance of the class.

$txt = new txtController;

Catching Errors

This function returns system errors. When an error occurs, functions return FALSE.

Example

$error = $txt->error();

Open

If there is no file, it'll create it. (It won't creates a directory or a folder!!!) You must use this function before everything. (You can't change or read any txt file before open it, right?)

$txt->open("mytxtfile.txt");

If you want to create a file, you can also set it's data like that

$txt_data = "My txt data...";
$txt->open("mytxtfile.txt", $txt_data);

It returns error when; it's not a txt file.

Create

It's like open function, it creates a file and opens it. So if you use this function, you don't need to use open function.

$txt_data = "My txt data...";
$txt->create("mytxtfile.txt",$txt_data);

It returns error when; it's not a txt file or file already exists.

Read

With this function you can read opened txt file. Also with this function you can directly write (echo) all txt data and replace all txt lines (\n) to the <br> easily. But both of them are optional.

Simle example

$txt_data = $txt->read();

Detailed example

$echo   = TRUE;
$add_br     = TRUE;
$txt->read($echo, $add_br);

It returns error when; there is no opened txt file.

Change

With this function you can change opened txt file. All other txt datas will gone.

Simle example

$new_data = "This is my new data!";

$txt->change($new_data);

It returns error when; there is no opened txt file.

Append

Appends your text to the txt file. Not overwrites... It also has a ability to add your datas with a new line.

Simle example

$additional_data = "This is my additional data!";

$txt->append($additional_data);

Other example

$additional_data = "This is my additional data! Also this line will be in the new line!";
$new_line = TRUE;

$txt->append($additional_data, $new_nile);

It returns error when; there is no opened txt file.

Delete

It deletes your currently opened txt file. It won't be back...

Example

$txt->delete();

It returns error when; there is no opened txt file.

Get Line

Gives you a specified line. So you can read just a specified line. Don't forget; first line's, line number is 0 :)

Example

$line_number = 5;
$txt->get_line($line_number); //It returns 6th line to me.

It returns error when; there is no opened txt file or line does not exist.

Delete Line

Deletes a specified line. So you can delete just a specified line. Don't forget; first line's, line number is 0 :)

Example

$line_number = 5;
$txt->del_line($line_number); //It deletes 6th line. It's gone..

It returns error when; there is no opened txt file or line does not exist.

Change Line

Changes a specified line. So you can change just a specified line. Don't forget; first line's, line number is 0 :)

Example

$line_number = 5;
$new_data = "This is my new data!";
$txt->change_line($line_number, $new_data); //It changes 6th line with our new data.

It returns error when; there is no opened txt file or line does not exist.