looks like Perl, are you sure it's PHP?Originally Posted by hotdog_pk
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Register Today on DNForum IT'S FREE!Are there any PHP coders who could tell me about, or point to a reference about:
<<<EOF
...
EOF;
It is used regularly in a script I am trying to modify however I have no idea how it works... the code is very complicated. I figured <<<EOF starts something whilst EOF ends it....
thanks.
hotdog
looks like Perl, are you sure it's PHP?Originally Posted by hotdog_pk
i dont understand the nature of perl, its the script found at www.votingscript.com , i bought it off this forum...
doesnt perl need a header something like # usr/bin (or something similar)? ... i cant see this anywhere ... :-o
It is a HERETO string, it comes from sh actually, and has been borrowed by both perl and php...
it means output till you match this string to stdout... or a shorthand way of printing out a many lines of stuff
thanks parrot, that explains it... i couldnt get accurate results on google (which is very frustrating)
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