How to embed variables into string?

[opt_inf_env]

Hello,

Anybody know whether it is meter which of the following two string to
use?
print "<table width=\"$width%\">";
print "<table width=\"".$width."%\">";

[Tim Van Wassenhove]

On 2005-07-11, op*********@yahoo.com <op*********@yahoo.com> wrote:

Hello,

Anybody know whether it is meter which of the following two string to
use?
print "<table width=\"$width%\">";
print "<table width=\"".$width."%\">";

I prefer

print "<table width='{$width}'/>";

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Met vriendelijke groeten,
Tim Van Wassenhove <http://timvw.madoka.be>

[Florian Knodt]

op*********@yahoo.com wrote:

print "<table width=\"$width%\">";
print "<table width=\"".$width."%\">";

IMO the easiest way would be:

echo '<table width="'.$width.'%">';

So you dont have to write the \'s

[JDS]

On Mon, 11 Jul 2005 20:09:09 +0000, Tim Van Wassenhove wrote:

I prefer

print "<table width='{$width}'/>";

I prefer:

$thing1 = "table";
$presto = "width";
$width = preg_replace("/width/", "30", $presto);
echo "<" . $thing1 . " " . $presto . "='" . $width . "'/" . preg_replace("/</", ">", "<");
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[windandwaves]

op*********@yahoo.com wrote:

Hello,

Anybody know whether it is meter which of the following two string to
use?
print "<table width=\"$width%\">";
print "<table width=\"".$width."%\">";

call me stupid, but should the width not be in the style sheet?

[Hilarion]

>> Anybody know whether it is meter which of the following two string to

use?
print "<table width=\"$width%\">";
print "<table width=\"".$width."%\">";

call me stupid, but should the width not be in the style sheet?

Probably yes, but it is not related to PHP.
Hilarion

[Norman Peelman]

"Cristian Gutierrez" <cr******@dcc.uchile.cl> wrote in message
news:87************@guti.no-ip.org...

Este lunes, je*****@example.invalid dijo:

On Mon, 11 Jul 2005 20:09:09 +0000, Tim Van Wassenhove wrote:

I prefer

print "<table width='{$width}'/>";
I prefer:

$thing1 = "table";
$presto = "width";
$width = preg_replace("/width/", "30", $presto);
echo "<" . $thing1 . " " . $presto . "='" . $width . "'/" .

preg_replace("/</", ">", "<");
My favorite:

$tag = '<table width="%d%%">';
printf($tag, $width);

Too many quotes!

Try:
echo "<$thing1 $presto = '$width'>";

Norm
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