Passing variables from PHP to command line SVN

Question

I need to create a web app for a school project and need to use SVN. I have a path in a PHP variable and iam using command line svn. So i need to pass that variable into batch file command. So how can I store the value of PHP variable into the batch variable. please help.

My code

<?PHP
$vname="\project";
$svnpath="d:\a\svn";
$serverpath=$svnpath.$vname;
mkdir $serverpath;
exec("svnadmin create <server path value>");
?>

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– dben, Commented Jul 17, 2017 at 9:25

Tajgeer · Accepted Answer · 2017-07-17 09:27:02Z

1

You can simply use exec("svnadmin create $serverpath"). Interpreter will replace $serverpath with it's value just like in normal strings wrapped with ".

For example:

echo 'svnadmin create $serverpath' will output svnadmin create $serverpath

However:

echo "svnadmin create $serverpath" will output svnadmin create d:\a\svn\project

More information in docs.

answered Jul 17, 2017 at 9:27

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