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Is PHP a good choice for cross-platform shell scripting? I need something that is easy to learn and works across multiple platforms without changing the script.
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>>61491177
Php is dope as fuck.
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php is a scripting language so yes
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>>61491177
python is better for cross scripting
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>>61491410
this
PHP is shit, especially shit outside of a web environment
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>>61491574
>makes claim
>doesnt provide proof
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>>61491410
You mean Perl
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>>61491177
PHP hell yeah, and its danish
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>>61491177
People use php for reasons other than generating HTML on a website?
o i m laffn
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>>61491177
>Is PHP a good choice
No.
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>>61491819
>still not proof
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most OSes, including Mac and Linux can run bash and python; Windows,well can run python and batch but not bash (at least not natively)
I've heard about PHP CLI, never heard of it outside servers
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>ITT: brainlets love Python
So many coders!
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>>61491177
You can even use node.js and you won't have to put up with a poorly designed language. It has modules such as path built in, which make working with file paths easier.
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The only time you should ever use PHP is if you're outputting HTML for a website.
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