[PHP] Re: Including text with PHP and keeping blanks

2003-06-16 Thread DvDmanDT 
Sorry, don't understand what you mean... If I understand it right, you want
PHP to include HTML asis and make the text look like it would in notepad
(with spaces and so on)... Like
echo
$istxt?pre.htmlentities(implode('',file($filename)))./pre:implode(''
,file($filename));
However, my code is often little confusing... You might have to add
stripslashes() to the echo part to avoid \ all over your output... Hope it
helped / DvDmanDT
Fredrik Fornwall [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev i meddelandet
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 Hello!

 I am just wondering if there exist some built-in function in PHP to
 include text files in HTML while retaining blank spaces and tabs. While
 I have found some text to HTML converting scripts I would prefer to let
 PHP format the text while including it into a web page, instead of
 creating a separate file first. Any suggestions?

 Thanks,
 Fredrik




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[PHP] Re: Including text with PHP and keeping blanks

2003-06-16 Thread Hugh Bothwell 
Fredrik Fornwall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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 Hello!

 I am just wondering if there exist some built-in function in PHP to
 include text files in HTML while retaining blank spaces and tabs. While
 I have found some text to HTML converting scripts I would prefer to let
 PHP format the text while including it into a web page, instead of
 creating a separate file first. Any suggestions?


echo pre$mytext/pre;//  ;-)


Unless you are going to render to a fixed-width font,
your spacing will suffer anyway... or do you only
care about left-hand spaces, ie for indenting?

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Re: [PHP] Re: Including text with PHP and keeping blanks

2003-06-16 Thread Fredrik Fornwall 
Hugh Bothwell wrote:

echo pre$mytext/pre;//  ;-)

Unless you are going to render to a fixed-width font,
your spacing will suffer anyway... or do you only
care about left-hand spaces, ie for indenting?
 

Thanks!

I did not know about the pre tag, but this was what I needed (and yes, 
I only really care about indenting)!.

Fredrik.

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