I grew quite tired of backslashes, and wrote these routines.
It uses the back single quote as a substitute for double
quotes within a statement. It made my code much more
readable. It is a little easier than using a "here
document." I also found I make a few less typing
errors.
<?php
function qq($text) {return str_replace('`','"',$text);
}
function printq($text) { print qq($text); }
function printqn($text) { print qq($text)."n"; }
//example - before
echo "<a href="#"
class="stdbutton"
style="float:left;" onclick="myfunction();
return false;">My Link</a>n";
//becomes - with printqn function
printqn("<a href=`#` class=`stdbutton`
style=`float:left;` onclick=`myfunction(); return
false;`>My Link</a>");
?>
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