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I noticed that if you have a question mark in a commented line the parser gives you a parse error. see here: if ( $activate_arrows ) // Arrows Needed ? { ... } I read bug reports prevousely posted about this issue, but I insist: I can understand "<?" and "?>" but in the above example I think it is more then resonable to allow commented "?" since what I was (and i think many others still are) trying to do is to comment the code with a human language, which is very important for the usability of PHP. Thank you for your attention.