If you're simply *outputting* HTML from a PHP script, the best way to do that is just to end and restart the PHP tags:
<?php echo 'This is PHP\n'; ?>This is HTML<br /><?php ?>
This is good because it is processed faster and uses less memory (the HTML is not even evaluated by the PHP parser), as well as keeping HTML in its own context.
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On Fri, 20 Oct 2006 17:01:15 +0100, Ciarán Walsh wrote:
If you really want to have HTML scope for a string literal you can use a heredoc with 'HTML' as the terminator:
<?php echo <<<HTML <p>This is html</p> HTML; ?>
this will give you HTML highlighting and commands etc for the length of the heredoc. It also works for 'SQL'.
You can check what the current scope is at any time with control-shift-P
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