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Code:

$include1 = #include "StdAfx.h"
$include2 = #include "Setup.h"
$include3 = #ifdef WIN32
$include4 = #pragma warning(disable:4305)
$include5 = #endif

echo "Script:<br />";
echo "$include1<br />";
echo "$include2<br />";
<br />
echo "$include3<br />";
echo "$include4<br />";
echo "$include5<br />";

The problem is with the variables and the way its written, dont worry about the fact that its not inbetween anything.

How do I write this?

Last edited by Ndogg on Wed Jul 01, 2009 1:57 am; edited 1 time in total

try

Code:

$include1 = "#include \"StdAfx.h\" ";
$include2 = "#include \"Setup.h\" ";
$include3 = "#ifdef WIN32 ";
$include4 = "#pragma warning(disable:4305) ";
$include5 = "#endif" ;

Works, thanks alot!

If I were you I wouldn't have add the complete PATH on your post...

Why?

Ndogg wrote:

Code:

$include1 = #include "StdAfx.h"
$include2 = #include "Setup.h"
$include3 = #ifdef WIN32
$include4 = #pragma warning(disable:4305)
$include5 = #endif

echo "Script:<br />";
echo "$include1<br />";
echo "$include2<br />";
<br />
echo "$include3<br />";
echo "$include4<br />";
echo "$include5<br />";

The problem is with the variables and the way its written, dont worry about the fact that its not inbetween anything.

How do I write this?

the code is in which language?

Obviously in PHP, but I'm wondering why do this way.
For me, I may do in this way

Code:

$include = "#include \"StdAfx.h\"\n";
$include .= "#include \"Setup.h\"\n";
//...
$include .= "#endif\n";

or

Code:

$include = "#include \"StdAfx.h\"\n#include \"Setup.h\"\n...#endif\n";

Then use nl2br () to show as HTML.

Now, I just found in PHP there is another way of defining a string value called heredoc, something like this

Code:

$include = <<<CODE
#include "StdAfx.h"
#include "Setup.h"
...
#endif
CODE;

One more thing, double quote may make browser confused if outputted directly, you should use htmlentities () before you echo the string

I assume you are building include list only.
Here is another way to do.

Code:

$includes = array(
'#include "StdAfx.h"',
'#include "Setup.h"',
'#ifdef WIN32',
'#pragma warning(disable:4305)',
'#endif',
);

echo join('<br />', $includes);

there are several ways to make this work... Wink

Wink

usualy the most simple is the best.

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