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I recorded this `Mashing up code` shellrecording because its a crime to not show people how flexible
bash is.

Hint: type 'man bash'

Code
====
#!/bin/bash
# lets mix some php with bash.. 

phpcode='
  print_r($_SERVER);  // ok this could be literally everything..xml,json etc
'

foo(){
  echo "mashing up heads!"
  (php -r "$phpcode") | while read line; do
    # here I can process every line..
    # for example to log output in a nice way
    printf "output> %sn" "$line"
  done
}
"$@"

Coder of Salvation said

Oh..and some possible scenarios where this comes in handy:
- datamining/crawling websites or feeds
- creating a shellscriptcommand which calls a language-specific function (xpath/json_encode/etc)
- using de/encodingfunctions (base64encode/uuencode) from php
- combine, if you are not sure which language to use
- batch processing of files/images using the best of both (language)worlds