The Swoole\Process class

(PECL swoole >= 1.9.0)

Introduction

class Swoole\Process {

/* Constants */

const int IPC_NOWAIT = 256;

/* Methods */

public static alarm (int $interval_usec): void

public close (): void

public static daemon (bool $nochdir = ?, bool $noclose = ?): void

public exec (string $exec_file, string $args): ReturnType

public exit (string $exit_code = ?): void

public static kill (int $pid, int $signal_no = ?): bool

public name (string $process_name): bool

public pop (int $maxsize = ?): mixed

public push (string $data): bool

public read (int $maxsize = ?): string

public static signal (string $signal_no, callable $callback): void

public start (): void

public useQueue (int $key, int $mode = ?): bool

public static wait (bool $blocking = ?): array

public write (string $data): int

}

Swoole\Process::alarm — High precision timer which triggers signal with fixed interval.
Swoole\Process::close — Close the pipe to the child process.
Swoole\Process::__construct — Construct a process.
Swoole\Process::daemon — Change the process to be a daemon process.
Swoole\Process::__destruct — Destroy the process.
Swoole\Process::exec — Execute system commands.
Swoole\Process::exit — Stop the child processes.
Swoole\Process::freeQueue — Destroy the message queue created by swoole_process::useQueue.
Swoole\Process::kill — Send signal to the child process.
Swoole\Process::name — Set name of the process.
Swoole\Process::pop — Read and pop data from the message queue.
Swoole\Process::push — Write and push data into the message queue.
Swoole\Process::read — Read data sending to the process.
Swoole\Process::signal — Send signal to the child processes.
Swoole\Process::start — Start the process.
Swoole\Process::statQueue — Get the stats of the message queue used as the communication method between processes.
Swoole\Process::useQueue — Create a message queue as the communication method between the parent process and child processes.
Swoole\Process::wait — Wait for the events of child processes.
Swoole\Process::write — Write data into the pipe and communicate with the parent process or child processes.

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