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<?php
$path = "whatever the path to the file is";
$fp = fopen($path, 'r');
do //we loop until there is no data left
{
       $data = fread($fp, 8192);
       if (strlen($data) == 0) break;
       $content .= $data;
     } while (true);
$content_encode = chunk_split(base64_encode($content));
$message .= $content_encode . "\n";
$message .= "--" . $boundary . "\n";


$headers  = "From: \"Me\"<me@here.com>\n";
$headers .= "MIME-Version: 1.0\n";
$headers .= "Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary=\"$boundary\"";
mail('myAddress@hotmail.com', 'Email with attachment from PHP', $message, $headers);
?>


Alexei , fantastic work!

[Virtuoso]

You could make it so that it takes of all the line breaks before and after the code.

[Alexei Kubarev]

well... i think its quite useless... and plus: user can decide himself..
if he will put a line break after a start of the code tag: there will be a linebreak..[/code]

[WiZARD]

well... i think its quite useless... and plus: user can decide himself..
if he will put a line break after a start of the code tag: there will be a linebreak..[/code]

as you see this post
http://www.php-forum.com/p/viewtopic.php?p=24577#24577
you can see what color highlighting is missed...
Reason:
1 too big
2 different remarks.

[Alexei Kubarev]

NO no and no: you need to use <?php ?> or <? ?> tags for highliting to work ^^
it WILL work if you put them ^^

[Alexei Kubarev]

here you go with some example:

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<?php
# Hi Wiz!

function func($param){
   //test function
   $var = $param . "adding text";
   return $var;
}

/*This one is highlighted*/
?>

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# Hi again Wiz!

function func2($param2){
   //test function
   $var2 = $param2 . "adding text again";
   return $var2;
}

/*
This one is NOT highlighted
*/


[WiZARD]

гы!

[Alexei Kubarev]

^^

[WiZARD]

^^

what exactly this ^^ mean?

[Alexei Kubarev]

(^_^) or ('._.) pick one just a smiley

[gesf]

Hey Alex, try this lil' code in the hilite script:

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<?php

if (substr($code, 0, 2) != '<?' && strpos($code, '<?') == false) {
   $code_plus_block = "<?php\n$code\n?" . ">";
        // Or...  with the html entities
}

?>

So it will automatically add the php blocks to the code if they doesn't exists.
Not sure if it will work.

[Alexei Kubarev]

its a bad idea..as sometimes people add html or simply SQL and therefore we dont want to add those tags..however thanx for the idea... or did you have other things iny our mind that im not aware of?

[gesf]

That's true
Ok, but there's always the possibility to add the blocks, hilite it and delete the blocks.
It will be hilited and without the blocks ;)
Well, just an idea! Also it's not that important!

[swirlee]

Ok, but there's always the possibility to add the blocks, hilite it and delete the blocks.
It will be hilited and without the blocks ;)

No, that would confuse the highlighter a lot. I agree that this isn't really necessary -- if people want their code highlighted correctly, they'll use the PHP tags. If not, tough luck.

[Alexei Kubarev]

Totally agree with Swirlee.
by the way: always wanted to ask: what does "swirlee" mean?