Set timeout for specific function

Question

I have a script with several functions.

I would like to set one timeout (guy set_time_limit) specific to a function, and if time runs out, it "disregards" and continues running the loop/script.

Example:

function teste(){
    sleep(10);
}

foreach($array as $v) {
    echo $v;
    teste();
}

Taking the example, the function teste() will run for 10 seconds at each loop.

So want to set a timeout 3 seconds to function, and in the event of "bursting" time, he dismisses, and continues the loop.

• Is there such a possibility?

Answer 1

My curiosity led me to this answer. I don’t know if it’s the best solution, but it works. To do what you want I got using execphp to run the file containing the function teste() in the background. Thus:

$array = [1,2,3,4,5,2,1];

foreach($array as $v) {
    $var = exec('C:\xampp\php\php.exe  '. __DIR__ .'\teste.php '.$v, $saida);
    echo $var;
}

Filing cabinet php test.

error_reporting (0);
set_time_limit(3); 
function teste($sec){
    sleep($sec);
    echo "executou > $sec - ";
}
$sec = $argv[1];
teste($sec);

The variable $v is released as an argument for the script that is retrieved in $sec.

Upshot

executou > 1 -executou > 2 -executou > 3 -executou > 2 -executou > 1 -