note 121014 deleted from language.types.string by cmb

Note Submitter: gbarros at NOSPAM dot yahoo-inc dot com ---- Almost every editor (even VIM) will break the syntax highlighting on the case where you have two forward slashes in a string. Which is perfectly valid in php. In fact, you are likely to have tons of that because of URLs. <?php print_r('hello // world<br>'); print_r("hello // world<br>"); $x = <<< ENDSTR hello // world<br> ENDSTR; print_r( $x ); /* above will result in: hello // world hello // world hello // world but most code/text editors will show "// wold" as a comment. */ ?>