Yeah, it's the intended behavior - there was a discussion about it a few
years ago...
Zeev
At 17:16 26/1/2001, Monte Ohrt wrote:
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
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
-Original Message-
From: Monte Ohrt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, January 26, 2001 03:17
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-DEV] php eating carriage returns?
example:
This is a test
? print "testing1"; ?
? print "testing2";
Got it. This is just causing problems with a templating system
we're working on. E-mail templates are not coming out as expected.
We'll work around it :)
Cynic wrote:
yes, this is as per the manual. the (optional) newline after
a closing PHP tag ( ? ) is considered to be a part of the
tag,
