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Date: Mon, 27 Jul 2009 22:22:36 +0200
Subject: Bug 42194 Open
From: kkooporation@googlemail.com (Kenan Sulayman)

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Regarding:"42194 Open       $argc/$argv[] won't work when .php  
extension is assigned to php.exe"

Hi Folks!
Isn't it supposed to NOT pass the parameters when a script is called  
passively?

For instance, we assume I'd call:
| script.php abc def ghi |

Whilst no binary given, Windows will map the call as:
| %phpdir%\php.exe script.exe |
Windows tends, as far as I know, to only pass the first parameter  
( script.php ) - which makes PHP unable to find the other parameters.

So - am I right, or is that fixable?

Have a nice day,
Kenan Sulayman
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