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| Thanks a lot again Pedro.
I only had to adlust a few variables, and
it worked great!!!
Thanks a lot.
I guess that
echo "somthing", $var ,"something else";
equals
echo "somthing".$var."something else";
Or is there a particular reason to use commas?
Thanks anyway, it works great! :D
Greetings knoakske
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| Pedro Graca 2004-12-28, 8:56 pm |
| knoak wrote:
> I guess that
>
> echo "somthing", $var ,"something else";
>
> equals
> echo "somthing".$var."something else";
>
> Or is there a particular reason to use commas?
I just happen to like it better.
It feels like I'm printing three things; with the dot operator it feels
like printing one thing only.
The first line, could be translated to english
echo (a constant) and (a variable) and (another constant)
The second line could be
echo (the concatenation a constant and a variable and another constant)
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