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1. COMMAND LINE ARGUMENTS TO APPLET VIEWER SERIAL
2. COMMAND LINE ARGUMENTS TO APPLET VIEWER ARCHIVE
3. COMMAND LINE ARGUMENTS TO APPLET VIEWER FULL

One of the things I like about perl and vbscripts, is the fact that I can name a file e.g. * vim: set expandtab tabstop=2 shiftwidth=2: */

finally, it is not option, nor flag, nor argument

COMMAND LINE ARGUMENTS TO APPLET VIEWER SERIAL

Is it a flag or a serial of flags? (prefixed with -)įor ( $i = 1 isset( $arg ) $i ++) is the option not followed by another option but by argumentsĮlseif ( strpos ( $args, '-' ) != 0 ) we cast all remaining argvs as arguments So the join coupled together with the preg_match_all will always break that :) One thing all contributors on this page forgotten is that you can suround an argv with single or double quotes. Parsing command line: optimization is evil!

COMMAND LINE ARGUMENTS TO APPLET VIEWER FULL

This will maintain the same behaviour in all cases and allow to even double click a script to call both parameters of another script, and even make a full interpreter language layer. To get back the parameters into $argv, we can simply test if $argv contains spaces, and then dispatch again as normal: However the parameters are dispatched in a different way into $argvĪll the parameters are in $argv, $argv is the interpreter script name, and $argv is the caller script name. #!/usr/bin/php -d memory_limit=2048M -d post_max_size=0īut we can also use this behaviour into a second script, so it call the first as an interpreter, via the hashbang:

We can pass many arguments directly into the hashbang line.Īs example many ini setting via the -d parameter of php.

COMMAND LINE ARGUMENTS TO APPLET VIEWER ARCHIVE

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