Actually implement -t #1

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1. asmblah commented on Nov 8, 2018

   

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   Hi @IngwiePhoenix - sorry that's not working for you 😕

   Are you using it like this:

   dotphp -t -r 'print 21;'

   ?
2. IngwiePhoenix commented on Nov 8, 2018

   

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   More like: dotphp -t test.php

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   Am 08.11.2018 um 22:00 schrieb Dan Phillimore ***@***.***>: Hi @IngwiePhoenix <https://github.com/IngwiePhoenix> - sorry that's not working for you 😕 Are you using it like this: dotphp -t -r 'print 21;' ``` ? — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#1 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ACwnlDOwF2gWrmHShnzsZOyjJz_JPIsnks5utJtUgaJpZM4YTuXu>.
3. asmblah commented on Nov 8, 2018

   

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   Ah, yeah that'll be it then - there it's parsing the file name as a value for the -t option, which doesn't actually take one 🤔
   can you try this (until it's fixed properly):

   dotphp -t -- test.php
4. IngwiePhoenix commented on Nov 8, 2018

   

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   That worked - fine for me for the meantime. :) You can close this now, or keep open as a reminder to…fix this. :)
5. asmblah commented on Nov 8, 2018

   

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   Great 👍 I'll leave it open, sure, as I think it could do with fixing properly so that you don't need to use --