Re: your mail
| From: | Jim Winstead | Date: | Wed, 16 Jun 1999 18:17:06 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: your mail | ||
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The problem with your idea is that "echo" and "print" don't do any
parsing -- they just take parameters which get parsed elsewhere.
What you want to do is enclose your strings in single-quotes (')
so that the string does not undergo variable expansion. This
functionality already exists.
Jim
On Jun 16, AndraaX wrote:
> I dont't know where to write for ideas.
> One Suggestion:
> You parse every params of print() and echo() functions to find if there
> are variables. But very often, there is no variable, so the parse
> becomes useless. Perhaps it would be better( for the server :) ), if you
> add a printraw() function for example that send data to the server
> without parsing the contents.
>
> Perhaps you want the code ? ;)
>
>
> Waiting for news, where can i send this kind of message ( sorry if it's
> not here )
> Alex BOYER.
>