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at August 19, 2008 14:08 by dvdrtrgn
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<pre> Since the curly braces literally mean "evaluate my contents as a string" use print_r() or var_dump() the superglobal $GLOBALS use get_defined_vars() to find out the variable names that have been created. </pre>
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at August 19, 2008 14:07 by dvdrtrgn
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<pre> Since the curly braces literally mean "evaluate my contents as a string" <hr> "Have a play around yourself, remembering that you can print_r() or var_dump() the superglobal $GLOBALS or even use get_defined_vars() to find out the variable names that have been created." </pre>
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at August 19, 2008 11:42 by dvdrtrgn
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Since the curly braces literally mean "evaluate my contents as a string" "Have a play around yourself, remembering that you can print_r() or var_dump() the superglobal $GLOBALS or even use get_defined_vars() to find out the variable names that have been created." Or use your favourite PHP IDE and use the almighty debug prespective.
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PHP Variable Names
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