Re: [PHP-DEV] argv/argc From: James H. Cloos Jr. (cloos <email protected>)
Date: 01/28/00

>>>>> "Zeev" == Zeev Suraski <zeev <email protected>> writes:

Unknown> http://www.php.net/?blah

Zeev> I still don't get it, bare with me :) What's special about that
Zeev> URL? Is it that blah isn't assigned a value? It's still usable as
Zeev> an empty (but set) variable without the need of argc/argv, isn't it?

That doesn't help. How do you what the query string is if it is just any
old random empty variable in the current execution scope?

*Something* has to be assigned the value 'blah' in the above case. $argv[0]
is the current variable assigned 'blah'. Whatever gets assigned 'blah' must
be an array in the case of a query string such as 'foo&bar'....

Cf my sig for an example of such as URL. (DirectoryIndex index.php3 is set.)

-JimC 

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