On Tue, Feb 06, 2007 at 06:39:47PM -0500, Adrian Noland wrote:
> $content = "this is the start of a bunch of lines";
> $content .= "another line";
> $content .= "yet another";
> echo $content;
If you're just echoing somehting out there is no point in wasting
resources/time/etc putting it in a variable.
> echo "this is the start of a bunch of lines";
> echo "another line";
> echo "yet another";
Everyone here is ignoring the fact that you can concatenate output:
echo 'this is the start of a bunch of lines'
. 'another line'
. 'yet another';
Or use the here doc mentioned before:
echo <<<THE_END
this is the start of a bunch of lines
another line
yet another
THE_END;
--Dan
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