Marcus Boerger wrote: > Hello Stefan, > > "<%=" is of course also conflicting the XML specs since "<" > must be followed by a "!" is we are in a DTD context. Or a "?" > to start a processing instruction or a valid element name. And > "%" cannot start an element name.
When we are talking about asp tags we are talking about the ability of *PHP* to parse xml documents, say in order to produce valid xhtml. PHP will produce parse error if you have short tags enabled when trying to parse xml, while with short tags disabled and asp tags enabled it parses them just fine which makes it sweet for making templating of xml documents. I really see no reason to remove a feature that at least some people find useful, and which has no effects on those that do not have it enabled. Edin -- PHP Internals - PHP Runtime Development Mailing List To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
