Re: Include file must be valid

At 20:36 28/07/2000, Simon Biela wrote:

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.

Well, you got to rely on a very 'ugly' feature which was an implementation side-effect of PHP 3.0. I truly believe that this *is* helpful for developers, because it prevents you from dividing your code into modules in an extremely incorrect manner.

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?

You can do all that quite easily. Just think about a different way to implement it - have your template files include the end users' code, instead of the other way around. Zeev -- Zeev Suraski <zeev@zend.com> http://www.zend.com/