note 76432 rejected from language.basic-syntax by thiago

Note Submitter: truepath at infiniteinjury dot org ---- "This works as expected, because when PHP hits the ?> closing tags, it simply starts outputting whatever it finds" This is worded very confusingly so if you think you know what's going on just ignore this (I knew how this had to work from ruby but this comment made me think I was confused). To be clear the documentation is NOT saying that whenever the PHP *parser* hits the closing tag it starts outputting whatever if finds. What they mean is that ?> acts just like a php instruction that outputs whatever text it finds until it sees a <?php