Revision 133 (by dpavlin, 2008/05/30 20:04:23) Added Parse::RecDescent PHP parser based on PHP::Include

PHP::Include puts new variables in current scope, while we
prefer to get single hash with all defined values.		 
<?php

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$number1=123;
$number2 = 123.45;

$string1 = 'McHenry, IL';
$string2 = "Trenton, NJ";

$array1 = Array( 123 );
$array2 = Array( 123, 456, 789 );
$array3 = Array( "abc" );
$array4 = Array( "abc", "def", "ghi" );

$hash1 = Array( 'a' => 1 );
$hash2 = Array( 'a' => 1, 'b' => 2, 'c' => 3 );
$hash3 = Array( 1 => 'a', 'foo' => "bar", 123.45 => 'moog' );

$hash4 = Array(
    'abe'   => 'Abraham Lincoln',
    'larry' => 'Larry Wall'
);

define( "TEST_CONSTANT", 'NJ and you, perfect together' );
define( "ANOTHER_CONSTANT", "NJ, the garden state" );
define( "YETANOTHER_CONSTANT", 80 );

$hash5 = Array( 'constant'  => TEST_CONSTANT );
$array5 = Array( 'test', ANOTHER_CONSTANT );

$hash6 =  Array( 'foo' => 'bar', );
$array6 = Array( 'foo', );

?>