I'm not familiar with -r, when was/will it be implemented, 4.2.0 or later? If you know about it, add it to commandline docs.
Regarding $argv, directives to consider are: register_argc_argv : argv/argc existing at all register_globals : $argv vs $_SERVER['argv'] Awhile ago someone asked to have $argv exist despite what register_globals says but not sure what came from that. Maybe this has all changed since the CLI/4.2.0 changes ... *shrug* Regarding your examples below, they don't make sense to me can you please expand on the meaning of -r ? Regards, Philip Olson On Wed, 13 Mar 2002, Marcus [iso-8859-1] B�rger wrote: > I know of cause. But we have included -r and argument passing see examples: > > php -r 'echo "Hello Wolrd!";' > > php -r 'echo $argv[1];' 'Hello World' > > php -r 'echo join($argv," ");' Hello World > > who knows better than me? > > marcus > > At 21:32 13.03.2002, Slawomir Pucia wrote: > > > I do not want to break the structure of the documentation but > > > it is missing the cli version. I considere expaning > > > chapters/install.commandline.xml > > > but wasn't sure with document structure. So if someeone > > > sets up the necessary files i can write what is worth > > > knowing about CLI like argument passing and running > > > code directly. > > > >Take a look at php.net/commandline first. > > > >slawek- >
