Re: [PHP4BETA] include file problems

Yes, so it's equivalent to print("first thing".print("something")."next thing"); Again, it's nothing major; it just seems unintuitive for it not to work... Stewart Morgan wrote: > On Wed, 11 Aug 1999, rfeather wrote: > > > Not that it's a major problem, but let's say I have a page with an > > include file with a function called printHeader(). The include file > > is within a subdirectory called "includes". If I format the function > > like this > > > > printHeader() > > { > > print("<table>\n<tr><td>".setFont("Some Text", > > > > "Arial","3","#000000")."</td></tr>\n"); > > print("</table>\n"); > > } > > Does setFont() print() or return() the desired text? If it prints it > then you will have the problem you describe (since printHeader()'s call to > setFont() will be equivalent to a print() interspersed with a second call > to print()). > > Stewart Morgan > -------------- - > Systems Administrator > > Vision Interactive Ltd > 18 Whiteladies Road, Clifton, Bristol, BS8 2LG. > > E-Mail : stewart@visint.co.uk > Tel : +44 (0)117 973 0597 > Fax : +44 (0)117 923 8522 > WWW : http://www.visint.co.uk/ > ICQ : 19149382