Re: [PHP] includes...

[BAO RuiXian]

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Oh...
So it's the same as not having any /'s
just the file name?
 

Not quite. For example, when you have more than one executables with the 
same name, when you use ./executable_name, it will call the the one in 
your current directory, otherwise it will use the one in your path.

Best

Bao



Marco Tabini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
18/12/2003 14:01

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That means "the current directory"

Cheers,

Marco

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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 

bit of a random thought I need answering really...
when referencing external files, what's the difference between:
../
/
./
I know that ../ means back one directory and jsut a / means look from 
   

the 
 

root directory, but what is:
./
???

Cheers all..

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