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Posted by Lars Eighner on 05/10/06 19:37
In our last episode,
<tim.streater-8AEA7D.17223410052006@individual.net>,
the lovely and talented Tim Streater
broadcast on alt.php:
> In article <1147275327.046931.171850@j33g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
> "kenoli" <kenoli@igc.org> wrote:
>> Thanks -- That's clear. So, when can one simply insert perl or c code
>> into php code and expect it to work? I doubt it this can be done with
>> impunity. How can one know when this can be done?
>>
>> Is this also php code and, if so, why isn't it documented at php.net?
>>
>> I've searched far and wide on php.net and other sites and found
>> nothing, though I've also noticed that the search engine at php.net
>> misses more than it finds.
> The doccy at http://www.php.net/manual/en/index.php is pretty good in
> general, although I couldn't find the conditional operator either.
That's because it is documented in Expressions. Yeah, I know, ?:
is called the tertiary conditional operator, but ...
> However it is in an oldish paper copy of the PHP manual I have and is
> genuine PHP. To see what else you can do browse the docs.
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Give me chastity and continence, but not just now. -- St. Augustine
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