At 18:13 29/4/2001, Luca wrote:
> > >If you can develop your application without using eval() you're
> > >better off as it is very slow.
>
>So, can think of faster solutions?
This only applies to using eval() as a 'mainstream' programming technique
(e.g., instead of using other language features such as indirect reference,
etc.). If what you have to do is execute code in a string, then eval() is
exactly what you want. eval() in PHP 4.0 is very similar to include(), and
is pretty much the same thing, except the code is not read from a file, but
from a string (it used to be considerably worse than include() in PHP 3.0).
Zeev
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