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[ticket/11435] Fit comment into 80 columns and link to php manual.

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PHPBB3-11435
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Oleg Pudeyev 2013-05-01 17:14:36 -04:00
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phpBB/includes/template/filter.php
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@ -224,28 +224,34 @@ class phpbb_template_filter extends php_user_filter
}
/*
Preserve whitespace.
PHP removes a newline after the closing tag (if it's there). This is by design.
Preserve whitespace.
PHP removes a newline after the closing tag (if it's there).
This is by design:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.basic-syntax.phpmode.php
http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.basic-syntax.instruction-separation.php
Consider the following template:
Consider the following template:
<!-- IF condition -->
some content
<!-- ENDIF -->
<!-- IF condition -->
some content
<!-- ENDIF -->
If we were to simply preserve all whitespace, we could simply replace all "?>" tags
with "?>\n".
Doing that, would add additional newlines to the compiled tempalte in place of the
IF and ENDIF statements. These newlines are unwanted (and one is conditional).
The IF and ENDIF are usually on their own line for ease of reading.
If we were to simply preserve all whitespace, we could simply
replace all "?>" tags with "?>\n".
Doing that, would add additional newlines to the compiled
template in place of the IF and ENDIF statements. These
newlines are unwanted (and one is conditional). The IF and
ENDIF are usually on their own line for ease of reading.
This replacement preserves newlines only for statements that aren't the only statement on a line.
It will NOT preserve newlines at the end of statements in the above examle.
It will preserve newlines in situations like:
<!-- IF condition -->inline content<!-- ENDIF -->
This replacement preserves newlines only for statements that
are not the only statement on a line. It will NOT preserve
newlines at the end of statements in the above example.
It will preserve newlines in situations like:
<!-- IF condition -->inline content<!-- ENDIF -->
*/