I have PHP that looks like this:
$func_code = <<<'EOT'
foo1
foo2 '<foo3>'. foo4 . '</div>';
EOT;
echo $func_code;
And the output looks like this:
one_half
foo1 foo2 ''. foo4 . '';
foo1 foo2 ''. foo4 . '';
As you can see, and are both completely removed. PHP docs claim that nowdoc won't parse anything inside the text block, but its obviously parsing the < and > symbols.
Anyone got an idea how to solve this?
It isn't PHP who's parsing it. It's your browser. Check the page's source.
If you want the browser not to interpret these, send a Content-type
header beforehand:
header('Content-type: text/plain'); //This should be placed before any output is sent!