You can call ob_flush() after each fwrite(), or in my case after each _writeValue of _encodeList and _encodeObject, in order to stream to browser. Otherwise, the data is fully buffered before sending.
With this option, i'm able to display data while downloading with oboe.js (http://oboejs.com/).
You can set this as an option to avoid conflict with other streams.
You can call ob_flush() after each fwrite(), or in my case after each _writeValue of _encodeList and _encodeObject, in order to stream to browser. Otherwise, the data is fully buffered before sending.
With this option, i'm able to display data while downloading with oboe.js (http://oboejs.com/).
You can set this as an option to avoid conflict with other streams.