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[2011-09-24 19:31 UTC] aharvey@php.net
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Description: ------------ On the documentation page: language.operators.execution.php I think it might be worth adding something similar to the following: Backticks are NOT interpreted within double quotes. Unlike the BASH shell, where: echo "Hello `whoami`"; will print "Hello [name]" PHP will simply treat the backticks as literal. i.e. it prints: "Hello `whoami`" (To use backticks in PHP, do: echo "Hello ".`whoami`; )