While looping through various directories, I used array_filter
to put the directories' filenames into an array, then we proceed to the next directory;
The value of $HALLO1 is a value that is read from an array.
One thing I noticed is that when array_filter() is operated on $HALLO1 and in the case where $HALLO1 is equal to an array of directories, the var_dump() function does not list files in the first directories but only list the files contained in last directory. However, when $HALLO1 is equal to one and only directory the array_filter() works and lists all the files contained in that directory. Why is that ?
<?php
foreach ($CC1 as $directory) {
$GG1 = strval($CC1[$dd]);
$HALLO1 = $GG1;
echo "HALLO1 = " . $HALLO1 ;
$iterator = new DirectoryIterator(dirname($HALLO1));
//*****************************************************
$f_files = array_filter(glob("$HALLO1*"), 'is_file');
var_dump($f_files);
//*****************************************************
++$dd;
}
?>