Why not just use file() and friends?

Simon Coggins wrote:

Hi,
After lots of looking I've worked out I can't use heredoc for what I
want. Does anyone else have any better ideas on how to do this:

I have a template file that is used to generate a html page. in this
template I currently have:

$body = <<<EOF
possibly any type of text as it's an email message body
EOF;

I then do some operations on this text and print out the result.

My problem is that heredoc parses variables, so if the email happends
to contain a string that looks like or is php variables it all goes
wrong. Plus it means someone could intentionaly start echoing variables.

I need some way of putting a block of text into a variable without
having to read it in from a file. From the template point of view, all
that happends is a token is replaced with the body of the text. So
reading that in from a file is hard.


Thanks





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