I think its only directed at the class files, but it's not a bad idea to
leave it out of any script/class you write that have no HTML or other
content. Its because if you leave it in, it's quite easy to accidentally
add some white space to the end of the file, and this will then be
output with your content. Generally not a problem for HTML pages, but
could easily break something like binary file output. If you leave it
out there is no chance of white space being output, and PHP does not
require it.
Vinny wrote:
After going through the docs I realized that the examples with no end ?>
was not a typo. Is that for every php script that uses in the
framework or
just the framework classes? Will something bad happen if you do use '?>'
? How did that design decision come about?
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