In addition to database purposes it is used when you want to EVAL a
string that may have embeded quotes. If they are not escaped the parser
will barf (due to the "magic" nature of quote? or because they are a
delimitor? This is one of the questions I am interrested in). If it was
simpl
> Specifically I am interrested in variable interpolation and all the side
> effects of double quotes (I consider addslashes/stripslashes to be a
> kind of "side effect" as they are only necessary because of the "magic"
> of double quotes - as I understand it now. But then that is why I am
>
Hello,
I have been using php for some time now and am interrested in exploring
how php handles strings. There are some things about the way php does
things I find "ugly" but I would like to know more before I go making
proposals.
I have read the docs and searched the php-dev l
I apologize for double posting this, until today I didn't
realize replying-to and clearing the subject line caused me
to thread into the previous message, in other words I didn't
know that a reference was sent via the headers.
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Is
Is there someplace other than:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/zend.php
Where I can get more advanced information about how the engine
itself work. While I've made some extensions I was recently
wondering if perhaps I've done some things wrong (no doubt I have).
For instance... Let's say I do: