Code and Examples from PHP Cookbook 3rd Edition
Each directory contains the code examples from a chapter of the book.
Each code example is generally in a *.php file. For a given example, there may be some other files with the same basename but different extensions that indicate certain things about the code example -- expected output, special INI settings required, etc.
| Extension | Meaning |
|---|---|
php |
The code itself |
prepend |
The code expects this file to be the auto_prepend_file |
append |
The code expects this file to be the auto_append_file |
min-version |
The code works with this PHP version at minimum |
ini |
The code needs these INI settings |
skip |
The code is not a self-contained runnable example but its syntax should be correct |
out |
Expected output of the code |
out.strip |
The expected output in the .out file should have newlines removed to match the actual expected output |
out.regex |
The output is expected to match the pattern in this file |
err.regex |
The error output is expected to match the pattern in this file |
stdin |
The contents of this file should be fed to the code on standard input |
args |
The code needs these PHP command line args |
server |
The code expects to talk to a server running the PHP code in this file on port 9876 (with php -S localhost:9876 whatever.server ) |
server.ini |
The server code expects these INI settings (e.g.php -S whatever.server.ini -S localhost:9876 whatever.server) |