Hello,
I know that a dot (".") stands for the current directory, two dots ("..")
stand for the parent directory, but could someone please explain to me what
".:" stands for?
Thanks for your help,
Thomas
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Thomas Mlynarczyk wrote: I know that a dot (".") stands for the current directory, two dots
("..") stand for the parent directory, but could someone please
explain to me what ".:" stands for?
That's a seperator used in the php.ini file for, per example, the
include_path directive.
JW
Also sprach Janwillem Borleffs: explain to me what ".:" stands for?
That's a seperator used in the php.ini file for, per example, the
include_path directive.
I always thought ";" was the separator, not ":"?
On Sat, 3 Jul 2004 11:14:03 +0200, "Thomas Mlynarczyk"
<bl*************@hotmail.com> wrote: Also sprach Janwillem Borleffs:
explain to me what ".:" stands for?
That's a seperator used in the php.ini file for, per example, the
include_path directive.
I always thought ";" was the separator, not ":"?
Operating system dependent. On UNIX it's :, but on Windows : is used in drive
specifications ("C:\wherever") and would be ambiguous, so ; is used.
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Also sprach Andy Hassall: I always thought ";" was the separator, not ":"?
Operating system dependent. On UNIX it's :, but on Windows : is used
in drive specifications ("C:\wherever") and would be ambiguous, so ;
is used.
Does it mean I must use either ";" or ":" depending on the OS PHP is running
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