Hi everyone, I was wondering, is it possible to pass command line switches to the PHP interpreter? I want to pass -r so that I don't have to use <?php in the code.
@LuisMendo Pulled. Everything's fine. I've just been a bit busy with real life lately (trying to get tenure), and I spend most of my free time working on TIO.
The latest changes aren't much to look at, but there's a bunch of stuff going on behind the curtains.
@Dennis Good luck with the tenure! It's hard work, but definitely worth it. In Spain we need to write Proyecto Docente and Proyecto Investigador (plus having published enough research papers). Is it similar for you?
@LuisMendo It's considerably laxer here. You don't need a Master, you don't need a project, and don't do any research as a Profesor (researching docents are called DIDCOM). You do have to teach a sample class though in front of the evaluating committee, which is a bit annoying.
Ours was 40. The annoying part is that they don't let you know you the subject until 24 hours before the class, and it's guaranteed to be something you've forgotten about a decade ago. :P
@Dennis what algorithm is used to convert the code into the url string on TIO? (i'm asking because I don't write my codes on TIO, so it would be convenient if I could write a script to convert my Perl codes into TIO urls, instead of copy/past them, and correct the bytecount because of the flags..)
This has probably been asked before, but I couldn't find the answer (I confess I didn't look very far though)
@Dada It's fairly easy if you don't want to include settings. All fields (header, code, footer, input, and any non-negative amount of arguments) as UTF-8 encoded byte strings, joined with separator \xff, compressed with DEFLATE, then converted to Base64 with @ instead of + and no tailing =.
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