RE: Asking for the impossible?

> > Try > > $s = $cart->show(); > $c = $cart->count; > > // A here doc > print <<< END > <HTML> > Status: $s > Count: $c > </HTML> > END; > Yes, this will work, but it does not allow for the calling the method within the string. I tried to keep the example simple, but there is a next step that makes this technique powerful. Consider, // A here doc print <<< END <HTML> Status: {$cart->show()} Count: {$cart->count} <TABLE> Contents:<p> {$cart->table("<TR>", "</TR>", "<TD>", "</TD>")} </HTML> END; The table() method would take four arguments, a pre-string and post-string for rows and cells of the table. The ultimate objective being to create a framework where here docs contain all of the relevant HTML code and the php class contains all of the php logic. I think a system would be nice because it would be easier to do all of the HTML formatting in one place. --pk