TOPIC: PHP for command line scripts

[der.hans]

Am 02. Dec, 2002 schw=E4tzte David A. Sinck so:

> FWIW, I'd be willing to bet that if you typed in an extra arg to perl
> invocation you could get that feature too.
>
> perl -MInline::Something arbitrary.txt

http://www.perl.com/CPAN-local/modules/by-module/Inline/Inline-0.44.readme

Wow! That's ugly!

It's also opposite of what I want.

$ cat resolv.conf
<?php require "/etc/myconfigs/host.conf" ?>
domain <?php print "$domain" ?>
nameserver <?php print "$ns1" ?>
nameserver <?php print "$ns2" ?>
$

The key is to get the file to continue looking at least partially like it
normally does.

I did find an inline perl wrapper. The syntax sucked and you had to write
pseudo-perl.

ciao,

der.hans
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