<?php
 
/************************************************************************************************************** 
 
    Example script that prints out your current configuration of WAMP. 
 
    Note that the WampManager class package has the following dependencies : 
 
    - https://www.phpclasses.org/package/10004-PHP-Retrieve-the-letters-of-the-drives-on-Windows.html 
    - https://www.phpclasses.org/package/10248-PHP-Encapsulates-the-WShell-Script-Windows-object.html 
    - https://www.phpclasses.org/package/10001-PHP-Query-local-and-remote-Windows-systems-with-WMI.html 
    - https://www.phpclasses.org/package/9413-PHP-Load-and-edit-configuration-INI-format-files.html 
    - https://www.phpclasses.org/package/10018-PHP-Manage-file-and-folder-paths-in-Windows-and-Linux.html 
 
    However, for your own convenience, the Src directory which contains the WampManager classes has a 
    subdirectory called Dependencies, which contains all the required source files. Note however that they 
    may not be the latest releases ! but the current versions are sufficient to make the package working. 
 
 **************************************************************************************************************/ 
 
require ( 'Src/WampManager.phpclass' ) ; 
 
if  ( php_sapi_name ( )  !=  'cli' ) 
    echo ( "<pre>" ) ; 
 
// Create a WampManager instance - the installation directory will be searched first in the path pointed to by 
// the WAMPDIR environment variable (if you defined it) then on all the non-removable drives present on your system. 
$wamp    =  new WampManager ( ) ; 
 
print_r ( $wamp ) ;
 
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