sorry, in method 1 i meant: eval() instead of echo()
""elias"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> hello,
>
> i got myfile.txt saying:
> i say: $hello
>
> now i write a script like:
> $hello = "hello world";
> $lines = join("\n", file("myfile.txt"));
> method 1:
> =======
> echo("\$text = \"\$lines\";");
> var_dump($text);
>
> method 2:
> ========
> $temp = $var;
> $text = $temp;
>
>
> none of the method assigns the value "i say: hello world" to $text
> they both still parse $text to "i say: $hello"
>
> How can i solve this, I know it's silly,...but i surrender at the
moment...
>
> -elias
> http://eassoft.cjb.net
>
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