On 1/31/07, Richard Luckhurst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi
In Perl there is the predefined $0 which contains the name of the file
containing the Perl script being executed. Is there an equivalent in PHP?
I am working on converting a Listener script from Perl to PHP and at one point
when the script forks it has a line
$0 = "Listener is accepting connections on Port $port";
When this Perl script is running and I do a ps I see a process ID with the
program being
Listener is accepting connections on Port $port
instead of the actual name of the Perl script.
Is such a thing possible in PHP? If so how? I have been Google searching for a
while and can not see one way or the other if it is possible.
Regards,
Richard Luckhurst
Product Development
Exodus Systems - Sydney, Australia.
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__FILE__ contains the full path and filename of the file on the
filesystem. There are several $_SERVER indices that give something
you can get the filename/path from as well. See
http://us2.php.net/manual/en/reserved.variables.php
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