function globr($dir, $pattern)
{
$files = glob($dir . '/' . $pattern);
foreach (glob($dir . '/*', GLOB_ONLYDIR) as $subdir) {
$subfiles = globr($subdir, $pattern);
$files = array_merge($files, $subfiles);
}
return $files;
}
function globr($sDir, $sPattern, $nFlags = NULL)
{
$sDir = escapeshellcmd($sDir);
$aFiles = glob("{$sDir}/{$sPattern}", $nFlags);
foreach (glob("{$sDir}/*", GLOB_ONLYDIR) as $sSubDir) {
$aSubFiles = globr($sSubDir, $sPattern, $nFlags);
$aFiles = array_merge($aFiles, $aSubFiles);
}
return $aFiles;
}
/**
* Return array of files matched, decending into subdirectories
*/
function globr($dir, $pattern)
{
$dir = escapeshellcmd($dir);
// list of all matching files currently in the directory.
$files = glob("{$dir}/{$pattern}");
// get a list of all directories in this directory
foreach (glob("{$dir}/*", GLOB_ONLYDIR) as $subdir) {
$subfiles = globr($subdir, $pattern);
$files = array_merge($files, $subfiles);
}
return $files;
}
function testAll()
{
$files = globr(dirname(__FILE__) . '/csst', '*.csst');
foreach ($files as $filename) {
$expectation = new csstidy_csst();
$result = $this->assert($expectation, $filename, '%s');
// this is necessary because SimpleTest doesn't support
// HTML messages; this probably should be in the reporter.
// This is *not* compatible with XmlReporter
if (!$result) {
echo $expectation->render();
}
}
}
/**
* Recursive version of glob
*
* @return array containing all pattern-matched files.
*
* @param string $sDir Directory to start with.
* @param string $sPattern Pattern to glob for.
* @param int $nFlags Flags sent to glob.
*/
function globr($sDir, $sPattern, $nFlags = NULL)
{
$sDir = escapeshellcmd($sDir);
// Get the list of all matching files currently in the
// directory.
$aFiles = glob("{$sDir}/{$sPattern}", $nFlags);
// Then get a list of all directories in this directory, and
// run ourselves on the resulting array. This is the
// recursion step, which will not execute if there are no
// directories.
foreach (glob("{$sDir}/*", GLOB_ONLYDIR) as $sSubDir) {
$aSubFiles = globr($sSubDir, $sPattern, $nFlags);
$aFiles = array_merge($aFiles, $aSubFiles);
}
// The array we return contains the files we found, and the
// files all of our children found.
return $aFiles;
}
/**
* Returns files & directories in a given directory recursively.
*
* Returned array is flattened - both keys and values are full filesystem paths.
*
* Faster than scandirr(), but can consume lots of resources if used
* excessively with deep recursion.
*
* Uses glob marking with substr() to check for subdirectories, which runs
* about twice as fast as the same function using is_dir()
*
* @param string $dir Directory to scan.
* @param int $levels Max directory depth level.
* @param array &$glob The glob of flattend paths.
* @param int $level Current directory level. Used interally.
* @return array Flattened assoc. array of filepaths.
*/
function globr($dir, $levels = 5, array &$glob = array(), $level = 0)
{
$dir = rtrim($dir, '/\\') . '/*';
foreach (glob($dir, GLOB_MARK) as $item) {
if ($level < $levels && DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR === substr($item, -1)) {
$level++;
globr($item, $levels, $glob, $level);
} else {
$glob[$item] = $item;
}
}
return $glob;
}
