Naming Conventions (Previous) (Next) E_STRICT-compatible code

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Naming Conventions (Previous) (Next) E_STRICT-compatible code

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Note by: gauthierm
cbrunet: Adding a single line-feed after the closing ?> does not cause headers to be sent. It is ignored by PHP.
Note by: cbrunet
Adding a LF after the last ?> could cause a problem to scripts that need to be executed before headers are sent. I will send a newline to the browser, causing headers to be send.
Note by: Dev
Whay not use the unicode utf-8 format?