Mattias Thorslund wrote:
Hadn't paid much attention to the issue until reading a previous
discussion on the topic, here on this list. After that, I decided to be
consistent and leave the closing ?> out in all include files.
To my eyes, ?> means "look there is more content coming", which seems
kind of silly when there isn't.
For mixed HTML/PHP files I add the ?> but for source only files I leave
it off.
Cheers,
Rob.
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