One way is to invoke the interpreter from command line like so:
php -a
That seemed to be acting up lately for me, especially in failing to display any output sent with echo.
So I was looking for an alternative replacement, which I found here, courtesy of Facebook. It has all functionality I need.
It depends on Python to be installed on your machine. Once installed you invoke it by simply typing phpsh at the command line.
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Bogdan, maybe i didn't understood you correctly, but you should try php interactivity such way:
[me@neo]<~> 10
21:00 Wed Jan 23 > php -a
Interactive shell
php > echo "Hello interactive PHP!".PHP_EOL;
Hello interactive PHP!
php > echo "\nSeems to be OK!\n";
Seems to be OK!
php >
You should be noted the presence of (;) at the end of commands.
Enjoy :)
@Vitalie - Thanks for your comment. It may well be the case that I wasn't putting the semicolon at the end.
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