> <?php
> $test="b";
> if ($test=="a"):
> ?>
> value is a
> <?php
> else:
> ?>
> value is not a
> <?php
> endif;
> ?>
>
> It seems to work, ie it outputs different text depending on
> the value of $test. But is it safe, can I rely on this
> behaviour?
Yes can rely on it, but I just think it's somewhat ugly. If I'm combing
through a file looking for outputs, stepping through multiple ?> and <?php
tags is very annoying.
Jason
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