Re: [phplib] Conditional blocks From: Zakaria (zak_mail <email protected>)
Date: 07/24/00

Eric Ries wrote:

> I know that in PHP 4 there is such a function, but I do not know exactly
> what it is.

Can anyone confirm that such a function is exist?
 
> Also, because the template scheme that I am proposing is
> object-oriented, it would not be very difficult to get a string instead of
> printing. However, printing with include() is more efficient.

Well if you rely on include it's not going that easy.

> You could just load the data out of the file using PHP's file API, and then
> eval() the whole thing at a later date. This would not be too difficult.

Does eval expect the string in PHP mode not in HTML mode like include do?
Will try that tomorrow.

> Eric

> At 04:21 AM 7/22/00, Zakaria wrote:
> >If there is away to parse the php file and get the output in string
> >I think that will be great and we could dump all those Template thing.
> >
> >Maybe some php function like this
> >list($status, $header, $output) = execute("file.php");
> >where :
> > $status is the status of execute (there is error/not)
> > $header is the header (if there is any)
> > $output is the output

Wassallam,

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