Hi Jani 2008/9/7 Jani Taskinen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Pierre Joye kirjoitti: > >> hi Bjori, >> >> On Sun, Sep 7, 2008 at 3:44 PM, Hannes Magnusson >> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> I don't understand... >>> Does arg_separator.output="&" in php.ini not work on windows - or >>> is this a bug in run-tests.php? >>> >> >> It does not. run-tests should take care of escaping the cmd line >> arguments arguments using escapeshellargs. We can then use: >> >> inisetting=& >> >> instead of >> >> inisetting="&" >> >> Especially as " is not always portable. >> > > Just use single quotes then.. where the hell isn't " portable? Windows? > What in this isn't portable??? Windows uses double quotes on command line for php, eg. this will result in a parse error (Unexpected character in input (ASCII=39): php -r 'echo test;' However the following works: php -r "echo test;" I don't know what, why ect. but inside run-tests.php (as Pierre said) using double quotes in INI section will break out of the string generated by settings2params() in run-tests.php and try to execute another command, since it breaks out on 020.phpt in session it will generate two popups (MessageBox()) calls saying Invalid configuration directive. I asked Felipe on IRC and he said the test didn't break without quotes on Linux. But either way this needs to be fixed insted of this work-a-around. > > > --Jani > Cheers -- Kalle Sommer Nielsen
