<commit_before><?php

declare(ticks = 5);

/**
 * Daemon Base Class - Extend this to build daemons.
 * @uses PHP 5.3 or Higher
 * @author <NAME>
 * @link https://github.com/shaneharter/PHP-Daemon
 * @see https://github.com/shaneharter/PHP-Daemon/wiki/Daemon-Startup-Order-Explained
 * @singleton
 * @abstract
 */
abstract class Core_Daemon
{
    /**
     * The daemon will attempt to restart itself it encounters a recoverable fatal error after it's been running
     * for at least this many seconds. Prevents killing the server with process spawning if the error occurs at startup.
     * @var integer
     */
    const MIN_RESTART_SECONDS = 10;

    /**
     * Events can be attached to each state using the on() method
     * @var integer
     */
    const ON_ERROR          = 0;    // error() or fatal_error() is called
    const ON_SIGNAL         = 1;    // the daemon has received a signal
    const ON_INIT           = 2;    // the library has completed initialization, your setup() method is about to be called
    const ON_PREEXECUTE     = 3;    // inside the event loop, right before your execute() method
    const ON_POSTEXECUTE    = 4;    // and right after
    const ON_FORK           = 5;    // in a background process right after it has been forked from the daemon
    const ON_PIDCHANGE      = 6;    // whenever the pid changes -- in a background process for example
    const ON_IDLE           = 7;    // in timer-based applications, called when there is idle time at the end of the event loop
    const ON_SHUTDOWN       = 10;   // called at the top of the destructor

    /**
     * An array of instructions that's displayed when the -i param is passed into the daemon.
     * Helps sysadmins and users of your daemons get installation correct. Guide them to set
     * correct permissions, supervisor/monit setup, crontab entries, init.d scripts, etc
     * @var Array
     */
    protected $install_instructions = array();

    /**
     * The frequency at which the run() loop will run (and execute() method will be called). After execute() is called, any remaining time in that
     * interval will be spent in a sleep state. If there is no remaining time, that will be logged as an error condition.
     * @example $this->loop_interval = 300;     // execute() will be called once every 5 minutes<commit_msg>Improve php doc block<commit_after><?php

declare(ticks = 5);

/**
 * Daemon Base Class - Extend this to build daemons.
 * @uses PHP 5.3 or Higher
 * @author <NAME>
 * @link https://github.com/shaneharter/PHP-Daemon
 * @see https://github.com/shaneharter/PHP-Daemon/wiki/Daemon-Startup-Order-Explained
 * @singleton
 * @abstract
 */
abstract class Core_Daemon
{
    /**
     * The daemon will attempt to restart itself it encounters a recoverable fatal error after it's been running
     * for at least this many seconds. Prevents killing the server with process spawning if the error occurs at startup.
     * @var integer
     */
    const MIN_RESTART_SECONDS = 10;

    /**
     * Events can be attached to each state using the on() method
     * @var integer
     */
    const ON_ERROR          = 0;    // error() or fatal_error() is called
    const ON_SIGNAL         = 1;    // the daemon has received a signal
    const ON_INIT           = 2;    // the library has completed initialization, your setup() method is about to be called
    const ON_PREEXECUTE     = 3;    // inside the event loop, right before your execute() method
    const ON_POSTEXECUTE    = 4;    // and right after
    const ON_FORK           = 5;    // in a background process right after it has been forked from the daemon
    const ON_PIDCHANGE      = 6;    // whenever the pid changes -- in a background process for example
    const ON_IDLE           = 7;    // called when there is idle time at the end of a loop_interval, or at the idle_probability when loop_interval isn't used
    const ON_SHUTDOWN       = 10;   // called at the top of the destructor

    /**
     * An array of instructions that's displayed when the -i param is passed into the daemon.
     * Helps sysadmins and users of your daemons get installation correct. Guide them to set
     * correct permissions, supervisor/monit setup, crontab entries, init.d scripts, etc
     * @var Array
     */
    protected $install_instructions = array();

    /**
     * The frequency at which the run() loop will run (and execute() method will be called). After execute() is called, any remaining time in that
     * interval will be spent in a sleep state. If there is no remaining time, that will be logged as an error condition.
     * @example $this->loop_interval = 300;     // execute() will be called once every 5 minutes
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