Re: [PHP] echo w/ here document

2002-11-11 Thread @ Edwin 
Hello Marco,

"Marco Tabini" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> You need to remove the semicolon from the beginning of your heredoc
> expression. The semicolon tells PHP (incorrectly) that the instruction
> terminates, while in fact it doesn't:

I think...

>  $name="John Doe"

you meant the semicolon at the end of ENDOFECHO; (below) and NOT at the end
of "John Doe"; (above)  ;)

- E

> echo <<< ENDOFECHO;
> 
> 
> ECHO TEST
> Hello, $name.
> 
> 
> ENDOFECHO;
> ?>
>
> This will work.
>
>


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Re: [PHP] echo w/ here document

2002-11-11 Thread Marco Tabini 
You need to remove the semicolon from the beginning of your heredoc
expression. The semicolon tells PHP (incorrectly) that the instruction
terminates, while in fact it doesn't:




ECHO TEST
Hello, $name.


ENDOFECHO;
?>

This will work.


Marco

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Hi,

I'm having trouble using echo w/ here document syntax. When I run


$name="John Doe";
echo <<< ENDOFECHO;


ECHO TEST
Hello, $name.


ENDOFECHO;
?>

I get a parse error line 1. I've been through it a dozen times and 
combed all the docs I could find on the matter, but I can't find where 
I've gone wrong. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Craig Buxton
Gravity Pilot Productions
[EMAIL PROTECTED]


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