Tom Boutell wrote:
* Forbade the use of ?> entirely in "pure PHP" files (without
restricting it at all in other PHP files)
Just as long as we can just carry on ignoring that rule if we want to ...
And I don't have to worry about major libraries slipping this in and screwing up
'old fashioned php' systems.
Heck - PLEASE can we have an off switch ... although I'd rather you just dropped
the whole thing! If I see a <? I know it's PHP and with all the <% I'm having to
work with it's nice to KNOW it's php ...
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