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yea thats what i presume

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ok, I need a picture here ...

you can't really store "raw code" into a db like you were storing text data, it doesn't make any sense. Let's say you want to do a tutorial website and that you want to create a search engine for the user to browse all your code exemple. I would store only the info relevant to each exemple and the file path to each page containing the code exemple.

maybe I'm getting your problem all wrong, but I just don't understand why you would store any code into a db. :confused:

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you could just add simple things to your code eg <# Blah #> n then do an str_replace("<# Blah #>",$blah,$source);
how ever I think he means doing something like this.....

PHP:

<?php
function template($which)
    {
        global $acp;
        $new = "class " . $which . "{\r";
        $temp = $this->mysql->query("SELECT * FROM `" . $acp->ss['sql_prefix'] . "skin_templates` WHERE class = '$which'");
        while($t = $this->mysql->fetch_row($temp)){
            $new .= "function " . $t['func_name'] . "(" . $t['args'] . "){\n";
            $new .= "global \$acp;\n";
            $new .= "return <<<EOF\n";
            $new .= $t['template'] . "\nEOF;\n\r}\n";
        }
        $new .= "}\n";
        eval($new);
        return new $which();
    }
?>