PHP uses iterative and recursive methods to create cascading directories (for learning, during development you should write mkdir('./a/b/c/d/e',0777,true)_PHP tutorial

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/*

Create directories recursively using an iterative method

In fact, mkdir can create directories recursively after PHP5.0.0.

The main thing here is to learn iteration by myself, so I started by creating a cascading directory.

During development, you should write mkdir('./a/b/c/d/e',0777,true);

Official description:

Recursive functions can be called in PHP.

But avoid recursive function/method calls exceeding 100-200 levels,

Because it may crash the stack and terminate the current script.

*/

function it_mk_dir($path){

//Define an array to store tasks that require work creation directories

$arr = array();

//If the directory to be created does not exist, it means there is a task to be added

while(!is_dir($path)){

array_unshift($arr,$path);

//Add the task and get the parent directory

$path = dirname($path);

}

//If there is no task (ie: the directory that needs to be created already exists)

if(empty($arr)){

return true;

}

//Otherwise start executing the task

foreach($arr as $k => $v){

//Using the array_unshift push method above, you can call it directly like this

mkdir($v) ? print('Creation of '.$v.' directory successful!
'):print('Creation failed ->'.$v.'
');

}

return true;

}

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/*

Recursive method creation

*/

function mk_dir($path){

if(is_dir($path)){

return true;

}

//The parent directory exists or needs to be created to call mkdir

return is_dir(dirname($path)) || mk_dir(dirname($path)) ? mkdir($path) : false;

}

it_mk_dir('./a/b/c/d/e/f/g');

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