Question

I have the following directory c:/files and I’m trying to create a wrapper function which emulates mkdir()’s functionality except works on more then one folder e.g.

mkdir works fine on the following:

mkdir('c:/files/games', 0777);

But not on this:

mkdir('c:/files/games/say/yes', 0777); 

Heres some rough code to further describe what I’m trying to achieve:

function mmkdir($path, $chmod = 0777) {
/* do some loop or something with mkdir()? here */
}

mmkdir('C:/tmp/something/something');

mmkdir('C:/tmp/go/something');

mmkdir('C:/tmp/yes');

Answer 1

Call the mkdir() function with the recursive parameter set to TRUE. For example:

mkdir('c:/files/games/say/yes', 0777, TRUE);