Re: PHP 4.0 Bug #6053 Updated: commenting with // and ?>

At 17:17 9-8-00 +0200, waldschrott wrote:

<?

       for ($x = 0; $x < 10; $x++) {
               echo "plop($x)";
//              ?>this is x: <?=$x?> blah
       }

?> using the // for debug

I could say it´s also annoying that in brackets "}" aren´t recognized in comments, like for (;;) { test(1); foo(4,4); // boo(3232); } I just want to have boo(3232); commented out, not the bracket, I have to move the bracket either to the next line or the previous one, we all try to be as lazy as possible, but I think we shouldn´t break backwards compatibility on such minor things

Maybe a new commenter like # or ## (only?) at the begin of the line that will cancel every thing following it also a ?> (you can do that nice with a regex ;) Greetz, Wico

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