On Wednesday 22 December 2004 08:18, John Holmes wrote:
It is, I guess.
?php
$a = ' ? ';
$b = ' ? ';
?
will work just fine. If you try to comment out either line, though, the PHP
processing will end at the ? and spit out the rest as plain text. So, text
can have as many ? as you want
* Thus wrote Jason Wong:
On Wednesday 22 December 2004 08:18, John Holmes wrote:
It is, I guess.
?php
$a = ' ? ';
$b = ' ? ';
?
will work just fine. If you try to comment out either line, though, the PHP
processing will end at the ? and spit out the rest as plain text. So,
Jason Wong wrote:
On Wednesday 22 December 2004 03:53, Richard Lynch wrote:
? can be caught by PHP as the end of PHP mode, no matter where you put
it
in a string or not.
You can't be serious? Or have I misunderstood you?
?php echo '?php ?'; ?
Works as expected, ie displays ?php ?.
I'm working on a script that will parse through a long string using
regexs to pattern match a certain format. I'm having an issue with a
'?' in a string being picked up as an end-of-code character, but only
if the line before it is commented out. If the line before is NOT
commented out, PHP
From: Steve Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Unexpected results:
If line 16 (indicated below) is commented out, the '?' in the string
on line 17 makes PHP stop parsing and the rest of the script is simply
dumped to stdout. If line 16 is NOT commented out, the '?' is NOT
picked up as being a PHP tag
On Wednesday 22 December 2004 01:12, Steve Brown wrote:
I'm working on a script that will parse through a long string using
regexs to pattern match a certain format. I'm having an issue with a
'?' in a string being picked up as an end-of-code character, but only
if the line before it is
Quote: The one-line comment styles actually only comment to the end of the
line or the current block of PHP code, whichever comes first. This means that
HTML code after // ? WILL be printed: ? skips out of the PHP mode and
returns to HTML mode, and // cannot influence that. If asp_tags
Steve Brown wrote:
I'm working on a script that will parse through a long string using
regexs to pattern match a certain format. I'm having an issue with a
'?' in a string being picked up as an end-of-code character, but only
No need to run it.
? can be caught by PHP as the end of PHP mode,
On Wednesday 22 December 2004 03:53, Richard Lynch wrote:
? can be caught by PHP as the end of PHP mode, no matter where you put it
in a string or not.
You can't be serious? Or have I misunderstood you?
?php echo '?php ?'; ?
Works as expected, ie displays ?php ?.
--
Jason Wong - Gremlins
You will notice
that the previous line also contains a '?' sequence, so I'm confused
as to why this would die on one line but not the other? Or is this
some freak combination of comments and PHP tags? :-o
It is, I guess.
?php
$a = ' ? ';
$b = ' ? ';
?
will work just fine. If you try
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