php cli command ...

[dbee]

Has anyone any idea why this doesn't work ?

while read file ; do php -r 'urlencode($file);' ; done > file

I've also tried

cat file | php -r 'urlencode($0);' > file

no luck there either ??

[Julien CROUZET]

Il se trouve que dbee a formulé :

Has anyone any idea why this doesn't work ?

while read file ; do php -r 'urlencode($file);' ; done > file

I've also tried

cat file | php -r 'urlencode($0);' > file

no luck there either ??

1°) This should give you a trick :

$> while read file ; do echo '$file'; done
test
$file

$> while read file ; do echo "$file"; done
test
test

$variables are not interpreted in a single quote context, it does
in a DOUBLE quotes one (like in PHP).
2°) urlencode($file) returns a string, it does not output anything,
echo does.
=> echo urlencode($file);

Still no luck ?

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julien.crouzet@/enlever ca\theoconcept.com
http://www.theoconcept.com

[dbee]

Thanks julien,

1) php cli only accepts single quotes I'm afraid. I am aware of the
difference between single and double quotes though.

2) ya, I should have included echo there. I have tried this equation
numerous ways and have had absolutely no luck. I think the problem is
getting php to interpret a bash value.

But I can't even seem to get the read function to work here...

Thanks anyway though,
Julien CROUZET wrote:

Il se trouve que dbee a formulé :

Has anyone any idea why this doesn't work ?

while read file ; do php -r 'urlencode($file);' ; done > file

I've also tried

cat file | php -r 'urlencode($0);' > file

no luck there either ??

1°) This should give you a trick :

$> while read file ; do echo '$file'; done
test
$file

$> while read file ; do echo "$file"; done
test
test

$variables are not interpreted in a single quote context, it does
in a DOUBLE quotes one (like in PHP).
2°) urlencode($file) returns a string, it does not output anything,
echo does.
=> echo urlencode($file);

Still no luck ?

--
Julien CROUZET - DSI Theoconcept
julien.crouzet@/enlever ca\theoconcept.com
http://www.theoconcept.com

[Julien CROUZET]

dbee a pensé très fort :

Julien CROUZET wrote:

Il se trouve que dbee a formulé :

Has anyone any idea why this doesn't work ?

while read file ; do php -r 'urlencode($file);' ; done > file

I've also tried

cat file | php -r 'urlencode($0);' > file

no luck there either ??

1°) This should give you a trick :

$> while read file ; do echo '$file'; done
test
$file

$> while read file ; do echo "$file"; done
test
test

$variables are not interpreted in a single quote context, it does
in a DOUBLE quotes one (like in PHP).
2°) urlencode($file) returns a string, it does not output anything,
echo does.
=> echo urlencode($file);

Thanks julien,

1) php cli only accepts single quotes I'm afraid

$>sh
$>echo "encode this : %}&" | while read file ; do php -r "echo
urlencode('$file');" ; done
encode+this+%3A+%25%7D%26

--
Julien CROUZET - DSI Theoconcept
julien.crouzet@/enlever ca\theoconcept.com
http://www.theoconcept.com

[dbee]

Merci beaucoup,

Excellent thanks julien
Julien CROUZET wrote:

dbee a pensé très fort :

Julien CROUZET wrote:

Il se trouve que dbee a formulé :
Has anyone any idea why this doesn't work ?

while read file ; do php -r 'urlencode($file);' ; done > file

I've also tried

cat file | php -r 'urlencode($0);' > file

no luck there either ??

1°) This should give you a trick :

$> while read file ; do echo '$file'; done
test
$file

$> while read file ; do echo "$file"; done
test
test

$variables are not interpreted in a single quote context, it does
in a DOUBLE quotes one (like in PHP).
2°) urlencode($file) returns a string, it does not output anything,
echo does.
=> echo urlencode($file);

Thanks julien,

1) php cli only accepts single quotes I'm afraid

$>sh
$>echo "encode this : %}&" | while read file ; do php -r "echo
urlencode('$file');" ; done
encode+this+%3A+%25%7D%26

--
Julien CROUZET - DSI Theoconcept
julien.crouzet@/enlever ca\theoconcept.com
http://www.theoconcept.com

[Julien CROUZET]

Le 21/02/2006, dbee a supposé :

Julien CROUZET wrote:

dbee a pensé très fort :

Julien CROUZET wrote:
Il se trouve que dbee a formulé :
> Has anyone any idea why this doesn't work ?
>
> while read file ; do php -r 'urlencode($file);' ; done > file
>
> I've also tried
>
> cat file | php -r 'urlencode($0);' > file
>
> no luck there either ??

1°) This should give you a trick :

$> while read file ; do echo '$file'; done
test
$file

$> while read file ; do echo "$file"; done
test
test

$variables are not interpreted in a single quote context, it does
in a DOUBLE quotes one (like in PHP).
2°) urlencode($file) returns a string, it does not output anything,
echo does.
=> echo urlencode($file);

Thanks julien,

1) php cli only accepts single quotes I'm afraid

$>sh
$>echo "encode this : %}&" | while read file ; do php -r "echo
urlencode('$file');" ; done
encode+this+%3A+%25%7D%26

Merci beaucoup,

Excellent thanks julien

YW.

In addition, if what you searched was how to SPECIFICALLY grep a shell
variable from PHP when run as CLI ; you NEED to export(builtin) it,
else your shell won't pass it in the **environ while executing php
binary.
Here is a (dummy) example :

$>echo "encode this : %}&" | while read file ; do php -r
'var_dump($_SERVER['file']);' ; done

NULL
$>echo "encode this : %}&" | while read file ; do export file && php -r
'var_dump($_SERVER['file']);' ; done

string(17) "encode this : %}&"

Greetings,

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Julien CROUZET - DSI Theoconcept
julien.crouzet@/enlever ca\theoconcept.com
http://www.theoconcept.com