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[2002-02-09 23:22 UTC] jimw@php.net
[2002-04-10 18:07 UTC] sniper@php.net
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dear all very often the following expression is being used in applications using file manipulation (specially treating XML contents): $cont = join ("", file ("test.xml")); ... i would like to propose an addtional attribute in the argument list of the function file(). lets consider that: $cont = file ("test.xml", FALSE) or $cont = file ("test.xml") would be equivalent to: $cont = file ("test.xml") and on the other hand: $cont = file ("test.xml", TRUE) would be equivalent to: $cont = join ("", file ("test.xml")) the second argument would therefore represent an attribute, which let one specify not only to return an ARRAY (attribute=FALSE, default) but also a STRING (attribute=TRUE). adding this argument would not affect older or current implementations or usage of the function file(). what do you think about this? best regards, urs -- Urs Gehrig <urs@circle.ch> http://www.circle.ch