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Is the TP framework exclusive to PATHINFO mode? of course not!

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Have you ever had such a question?

There are four URL patterns in thinkphp. Is the PATHINFO pattern unique to thinkphp? Doesn't such a concept exist in laravel?

Look down! ! !

Pathinfo is certainly not unique to a certain framework. Strictly speaking, pathinfo is a predefined variable provided by the HTTP server. In many frameworks, there is an important component called the router. This component can be used pathinfo to achieve.

Consider the following code:

# filename:./testpathinfo.php
<?php
echo $_SERVER[&#39;PATH_INFO&#39;];

When I request the file directly (pay attention to the address bar):

http://localhost/testpathinfo.php

Is the TP framework exclusive to PATHINFO mode? of course not!

If the file does not get the pathinfo parameter and the value is not defined, then if I request like this (pay attention to the address bar):

http://localhost/testpathinfo.php/ this/is/path/info?a=1&b=2

Is the TP framework exclusive to PATHINFO mode? of course not!

So, this function can be used together with the rewrite function to remove the request file in the address.

In addition, PHP provides a function called pathinfo() for extracting path information:

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