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[Brian Pang]

You guys can do what you want, but I end every php file with 

return;?>

with absolutely nothing after the closing tag...

as for editors that add stuff at the ends of files...  why would you
ever want to let it do that?

:)



> Hans Zaunere wrote:
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> >And:
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> >http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=21891
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> >which probably could have been received a little better  :)
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> >
> Yeah, I just left my two cents there-- the documentation for include() 
> specifically states that end tags are required. Lopping them off is a 
> style decision that depends on some as-yet undocumented behavior.
> 
> It seems like a "best practice" for includes that are purely PHP, but is 
> it a bug or a feature?
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