yes, this is as per the manual. the (optional) newline after
a closing PHP tag ( ?> ) is considered to be a part of the
tag, and is removed from the output.
use
<? print "testing1\n"; ?>
<? print "testing2\n"; ?>
<? print "testing3\n"; ?>
or
<? print "testing1"; ?>
<? print "testing2"; ?>
<? print "testing3"; ?>
At 16:16 26.1. 2001, Monte Ohrt wrote the following:
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>example:
>--------
>
>This is a test
>
><? print "testing1"; ?>
><? print "testing2"; ?>
><? print "testing3"; ?>
>
>done.
>
>
>
>When I run this from the command line (4.0.5dev) I get the following
>output:
>
>
>
>This is a test
>
>testing1testing2testing3
>done.
>
>
>
>Why are there not carriage returns between the print statements? Is this
>an intended behavior?
>
>Monte
>
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