[thelist] Usable explanations of the 'browse' button
Garrett Coakley
garrett at polytechnic.co.uk
Thu Dec 12 06:15:00 CST 2002
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On Wed, 11 Dec 2002 10:48:11 -0500 Frank wrote:
> Opening the browse dialogue is like opening the door to a filing
> cabinet. Sometimes you have loose pages right in the drawer, but most
> often you have folders.
>
> Burrowing though the folders is like walking your fingers across the
> tabs of the folders. "Open" is like taking out of file from a folder.
> "Save" is like leaving one.
Aha! This is a tack we hadn't considered, thanks.
<tip author="Garrett Coakley" type="Compiling PHP for use in shell
scripts">
If you want to use PHP for server administration tasks then compile it
with the --enable-cli flag. This will generate a cli version of the PHP
interpreter which you can then use for PHP shell scripts by adding the
shebang line;
#!/usr/bin/php
at the top of your php scripts.
(This will be uneeded in version 4.3 as the CLI part will be compiled
automatically)
</tip>
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