Hello,
Let's say that I have a very big string to write into a file.
If I concatenate strings and write the string into file at the end of
processing than memory use will increase exponential. - BAD
If I open a file and instead concatenating strings I write it into a
file. At the end of processing I close the file. Ok, this works, memory
usage increases but not exponential.
Another method is to open a file, write string and close file. This
actions repeats until the end of script processing.
Which is best?
I hope you understood because my english is not very good.
1  2010 
Iulian Ilea wrote:
Hello,
Let's say that I have a very big string to write into a file.
If I concatenate strings and write the string into file at the end of
processing than memory use will increase exponential. - BAD
If I open a file and instead concatenating strings I write it into a
file. At the end of processing I close the file. Ok, this works, memory
usage increases but not exponential.
Another method is to open a file, write string and close file. This
actions repeats until the end of script processing.
Which is best?
I hope you understood because my english is not very good.
Well Javascript, with a small exception for signed javascript code, has
no access to filesystems so this newsgroup is not the best place to ask.
That said, if I were writing a php program as you've described then I'd
just open the file to "a" (append) and add data as necessary. Reading
isn't really a problem since you can specify the size of the data you'd
like to read and read the "large" file in chunks, discarding sections
you no longer need.
-- http://www.hunlock.com -- Musings in Javascript, CSS.
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