Is there a setting somewhere that can be set to force an echo
statement to automatically issue a new line when outputting html
statements?

In order to make it easier to read and debug, I'm adding "\n" to the
end of such statements so that I can "view source" in a browser.
Obviously, when the development of the page is done, I don't really
care about such a view but during development it would make things
easier to de-bug.

Martin wrote:
> Is there a setting somewhere that can be set to force an echo
> statement to automatically issue a new line when outputting html
> statements?
>
> In order to make it easier to read and debug, I'm adding "\n" to the
> end of such statements so that I can "view source" in a browser.
> Obviously, when the development of the page is done, I don't really
> care about such a view but during development it would make things
> easier to de-bug.
>
>
>
>

No, Just add a "\n" at the end of the echo().

Plus I don't always want a newline at the end of an echo!

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On jan. 21, 20:56, Martin <martinval...@comcast.net> wrote:
> Is there a setting somewhere that can be set to force an echo
> statement to automatically issue a new line when outputting html
> statements?
>
> In order to make it easier to read and debug, I'm adding "\n" to the
> end of such statements so that I can "view source" in a browser.
> Obviously, when the development of the page is done, I don't really
> care about such a view but during development it would make things
> easier to de-bug.

I think...

1 <?php
2 function echon($text) {
3 echo $text."\n";
4 }
5
6 echon("lol");
7 echon("^_^");

This is very-very dusty, and stupid...
But would interest me.