#21428 [Opn]: additional example for CLI SAPI page
| From: | philip@php.net | Date: | Sun, 05 Jan 2003 17:44:15 +0000 |
| Subject: | #21428 [Opn]: additional example for CLI SAPI page | ||
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ID: 21428
Updated by: philip@php.net
Reported By: andrey@php.net
Status: Open
Bug Type: Documentation problem
Operating System: all
PHP Version: 4.3.0
New Comment:
If \r\n was used in the example, would this CLI example work fine on
all OS's including macs? (which uses \r)
Previous Comments:
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[2003-01-05 07:26:21] andrey@php.net
I completely agree.
fscanf() is for advanced users but one example with fgets() and
fscanf() will be better IMHO.
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[2003-01-05 07:21:27] nicos@php.net
Note: there should be an another one with fgets() IMHO.
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[2003-01-05 07:11:40] andrey@php.net
sorry
STDIN instead of $STDIN
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[2003-01-05 07:08:31] andrey@php.net
Hi,
few minutes ago I was asked by a friend :
"How can I read the user input in CLI?"
He proposed this :
<?php
print "enter:\n";
$r = fread(STDIN, 100);
print $r;
?>
but....the user has to enter EOF (Ctrl-Z on Windows, Ctrl-D on *nix).
This
is not intuitive.
So after some thinking I created this :
<?php
print "enter:\n";
fscanf($STDIN, "%d\n",$r); //reading a number
print $r;
?>
I haven't found an example about that issue on the CLI SAPI page.
Thanks,
Andrey
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