burek

Thanks a lot !! I think that's what I've been looking for its just I didn't have notifications about new posts on this topic, so I finally had some spare time to google again on this topic and here I am again I'm gonna check all the links and try to see if that is what I need Once again, thanks to everyone for your help.

Dark Water, thanks, but you're not helping.. Mchl, actually, php is not just "web oriented".. Its use is far wider than just a web scripting language, but surely, web scripting is, by far, the most common use.. This is a quote from php help: Why am I choosing php to be my scripting engine? - It's the most popular scripting language; - It's easy to learn, because of its similarity to c programming language; - It's open source and has a great parsing engine implemented; - etc. Also, thanks for helping me on this so far, I do appreciate it.

Maybe my english is bad, but I would like users to be able to write scripts for my application (something like writting scripts for mIRC, which then interprets and executes them)..

I don't think it's a good idea to write a parser from scratch, if we already have the php parser that works excellent. I was just trying to make something like php scripts (like python/perl/lua..) so, when a user writes any script in php, my application can execute that script, passing parameters to it and taking the results after execution.. I believe this shouldn't be so hard to implement, but, I didn't see any obvious examples on the net, so that's basically why I'm asking for a help..

Hi, A simple question. If I have one application, written in c++, is there any way I can implement a php scripting support, so the users of that application can write scripts in php, that my application can understand and execute. So, shortly, my goal is to embed php scripts into my application (something like python/perl/lua scripting support, but with php). Is this even possible? If it is, please give me as much links and informations possible, because google didn't help a lot. Thanks a lot whoever helps on this. burek