myf: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- pit7: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- E.g. in PHP nothing should follow after the closing "?>". --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Isn't more convenient to simply omit the "?>" in those cases? It is AFAIK considered as a best practice, preventing any unwanted white-space polluting output buffer while remaining perfectly valid. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Yes, you're right, but I think this "best practice" is a kludge. Some checking tools are grumbling about the missing "?>" tag and IMHO an opening tag "<?php" should be paired with the approriate closing tag "?>". Beside the special PHP case, I think a tool (like the excellent PSPad) should show an EOL only if an EOL is present. Greetings Peter -- <http://forum.pspad.com/read.php?2,56574,56600> PSPad freeware editor http://www.pspad.com
