Description:
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This might be something I've got wrong, but in PHP5 it appears that if you use the shorthand <? to start a php script, if you have a > sign anywhere before the closing ?>, PHP escapes and starts processing the rest of the script as HTML as if ?>; has been entered.

This didn't happen in 4.x, and feels like a bug rather than a feature.

This is with PHP Windows NT 5.1.6 build 2600, dated Aug 23 2006 16:31:18.  I would have upgraded in order to retest, but am unable to due to client's requirements.

Reproduce code:
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<?

/*
 *  test break out of php with greater than sign
 *
 */
function somefunction($x) {
  if ($x > 100) {
    do_something();
  }
}
?>



Expected result:
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Running this script on it's own should produce no output.

Actual result:
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Actual output is:

100) { do_something(); } } ?>