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[2005-03-05 16:04 UTC] johnnygroeneveld at chello dot nl
[2005-03-06 18:26 UTC] didou@php.net
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Description: ------------ I was thinking. when I want to parse PHP i have to use <?...?> in XML this is reserved. <?xml version="1.0"?> would become: <? header('content-type','text/xml'); print('<?xml version="1.0"?>'); ?> wouldn't it be handy to have the <? to be turned of in let's say .xphp extensions and let php than parse this: <php:eval>print('hello');</php:eval> or something like that. the header could automatically be set to text/xml. Maybe that there is already something like this what i haven't heard of. and <php:print>hello{$variable}</php:print> instead of <?= just think about it.