[...]phpa-norl – PHP shell for Mac OS X and Windows[...]…

So I was using php-norl using php 5.3.5 on Windows 7, and I noticed that the build date wasn’t being read properly with PHP_EOL (strange, this should work), so I replaced the line explode(PHP_EOL, $x); with the following:

if(preg_match(“/\r\n/s”, $x)) {
$x = explode(“\r\n”, $x);
} else if(preg_match(“/\r/s”, $x)) {
$x = explode(“\r”, $x);
} else if(preg_match(“/\n/s”, $x)) {
$x = explode(“\n”, $x);
}

Simple and easy and works!

Thank you and David for this awesome script! It’s a shame PHP doesn’t support interactive shell properly on Windows.

function myReadLine($fh, $prompt, $prompt2=’… ‘){
echo $prompt;
$complete_line = ”;
$preg_remove = array(
“/([^\"']*)(‘[^']*’|\”[^\"]*\”)/”,
‘|//.*?$|m’,
‘|#.*?$|m’,
‘|/\*.*?\*/|s’,
);
for(;;) {
$line = fgets($fh,1024);
if( !$line && strlen($line)==0 ) # this is true, when CTRL-D is pressed
die(“\nUser pressed CTRL-D. phpa-norl quits.\n”);
$complete_line .= $line;
$cl = str_replace(array(‘\\\\’, ‘\”‘, “\’”, ‘\/’,), ”, $complete_line);
$cl = preg_replace($preg_remove, ‘$1′, $cl);
$chrs = count_chars($cl);
$chr = ”;
switch(true){
case substr_count($cl, ‘/*’) > 0:
$chr = ‘[/*]‘; break;
case $chrs[ord("'")] %2 > 0:
$chr = “['] “; break;
case $chrs[ord('"')] %2 > 0:
$chr = ‘["] ‘; break;
case $chrs[ord('{')] – $chrs[ord('}')] > 0:
$chr = ‘[{] ‘; break;
case $chrs[ord('(')] – $chrs[ord(')')] > 0:
$chr = ‘[(] ‘; break;
default:
break 2;
}
echo $chr.$prompt2;
// echo $cl . ‘ ‘;
}
return trim($complete_line);
}

I have a feature request though. Can we get up/down arrow keys for history? h# is nice but arrow keys are much more convenient for me…