Re: Include file must be valid
| From: | Simon Biela | Date: | Fri, 28 Jul 2000 17:36:15 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Include file must be valid | ||
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But this issure is not really helpful for developers. The documentation
says, that include just pulls the content of the file into the other file. I
don't want that file to be evaluated for itself.
The example I gave, is a help for people who don't understand how to create
a while structure but want to use it.
Instead of writing
while ($output[something][$i]) {
or even something more complex, they just have to write
include(whilestart)
What other possibility do I have to solve this problem?
Thanks for answer
Simon
>That's true. It's an issue which should be documented - it's not a bug.
>
>Zeev
On Fri, 28 Jul 2000, Simon Biela wrote:
> Hi there!
>
> I just migrated from PHP3 to 4. In 3 it was possible to include a file
which
> wasn't really valid, for example with an opened while statement, which was
> then closed in another include file.
>
> It seems, that in PHP4 the code in an include file must be completely
valid.
>
> here's an example
>
> file1.php
> $i = 0; while($something[$i]) {
>
> file2.php
> $i++; }
>
> file3.php
> include (file1.php);
> echo $i
> include (file2.php);
>
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