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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Returns the next character.<br />
$fgetc(name | N)<br />
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$fgetc automatically moves the pointer to the next character if used.<br />
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== Example ==<br />
Let's assume we have a text file called ''moo.txt'' in our mircdir. It has the following content:<br />
one<br />
two<br />
three<br />
Let's also assume we have opened it using the following command: ''[[fopen]] moo moo.txt''<br />
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[[echo]] -a $fgetc(moo)<br />
Would return the first character of the first line (''o'').<br />
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[[while]] (!$feof(moo)) {<br />
echo -a $fgetc(moo)<br />
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This would echo the ascii value of every char in the file moo.txt, as the pointer will moved to the next char everytime $fgetc will be used.<br />
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[[Category:File Handling]]</div>Doomie