Date: 01/29/00
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>> I am not sure I understand that statement. Obviously $argc and $argv are
>> set based on the command line args in the cgi version. Using PHP 3, look:
In fact, what I see in PHP 4 now, is that if QUERY_STRING is not set,
aruments are taken from command line, $argv[0] being name of the
script. If QUERY_STRING is set, command-line argument are ignored
altogether, and $argv is set from QUERY_STRING.
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