I am executing PHP CGI scripts from the command line. I usually run scripts using the -f switch. However I recently started passing arguments to the scripts and notice that if the first argument after the name of the script is a hyphenated argument it will not be passed to the script. For example, this works:
% php -f script.php a --b [argv] => Array ( [0] => script.php [1] => a [2] => --b ) However, this does not: % php -f script.php --a --b [argv] => Array ( [0] => script.php [1] => --b ) Using the -q switch instead of -f works: % php -q script.php --a --b [argv] => Array ( [0] => script.php [1] => --a [2] => --b ) Is this a bug? When should one use the -f switch versus the -q switch? BTW, I'm running Red Hat 7.2 with the latest version of PHP. Thanks! Lance -- PHP Development Mailing List <http://www.php.net/> To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
