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I have a script, which executes by Example::main("file.csv");. I want to run the script from the terminal, but how can I achieve, so I don't define the argument in the script, but in the terminal, like php Example.php file.csv? Thanks!
Example::main("file.csv");
php Example.php file.csv
$argv
print_r($argv)
Example::main($argv[1]); is the solution.
Example::main($argv[1]);
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