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i want to add comments in JS & PHP files there are 22K files

so i cant do it manually

 

i need a php script which i can run & it should add my comment in all files

 

please give me a script which will add my comment in top line of all PHP and Js file

 

i can run script separately for php & JS

 

 

PS

please make sure script dont change anything else on those php& JS source code

 

 

 

thanks for the help

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Yes - a fopen would be a good start.

 

But - as I re-read your post - if you have written (?) 22k files, then why can't you figure this out for yourself???

 

Or maybe you didn't write them. In that case what is this 'comment' you want to add? A statement of authorship perhaps?

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We are not a code on demand service. Either post in the "for hire" section or show your attempt.

seems fair :)

 

 

here

 

 

<?php

$comment=" blah blah";

foreach ($files as $file){
$code=file_get_contents("$file");
$finalcode="$comment$code";
$writefile = fopen("$file","w");
echo fwrite($writefile,"$finalcode");
fclose($file);	
	
}



?>

i am not sure how to read read all files name in all directories

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i want to add comments in JS & PHP files there are 22K files

so i cant do it manually

 

i need a php script which i can run & it should add my comment in all files

 

And what purpose are these "comments" going to fulfil?  Presumably, you'll be adding the same thing to each and every one, which begs the question - what's so important that it has to be in every file? 

 

Boiler plate comment blocks are probably of very little practical value or, indeed, downright "harmful" (see: https://dzone.com/articles/meaningless-docblocks). 

 

Regards,   Phill  W.

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Notwithstanding the questions about "what is this comment?" you could do things a bit differently.

 

1 - add a \n\r to the comment so that it stands on a line by itself.

2 - use file_put_contents to output the new file.

3 - Read the Manual to learn more about PHP.

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