Daevid Vincent wrote:
<?echo 'i told you so';?>
<?phpecho 'this one fails';?>
I've had a lot of legacy code to convert.
Since I had no plans to remove the '<?= ' ... I always have the space after
that! ... then '<? echo' got conveyed to '<?= ' If you have '<?echo' then that
can be converted as well so '<?phpecho ' also becomes '<?= ' ?
I've been using eclipse with phpeclipse for a long time now, and global search
and replace is one of the best facilities it provides. I can search, establish
how many occurrences of a string appear, and then decide how to convert that
string. When you only have half a dozen results it's often faster simply to edit
each thahn work out what to put in the global replace :)
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