constant like PHP_EOL for tabulation php

Question

Please help, how can i find the constant like PHP_EOL for tabulation My code wrote file which has a lot of generated tabulations and new lines new lines wrote correctly, but i have a lot of "\t\t" see example:

common.app \t/loader \t/growl \t\t/error \t/form

Pusey

There isn't a predefined tabulation constant; but you can always define your own if you feel that it is necessary – Umberto

I define it in the code in string type But it wrote incorrectly as in example – Pusey

At first I failed to see how a bunch of char(9) calls were better than \t in your code, until I realized that it was the output file that contained the literal \t. So with that in mind there has to be something wrong with the code that generates this text, so please edit your answer and post the PHP code as well. – Microclimate

Answer 1

Ok I found solution

chr(9) wrote tabulation to output file

Thanks!

Pusey

Answer 2

PHP_EOL is a Constant from Core PHP. You could simply define your own Constants and use them. For example:

<?php

    defined("TAB1") or define("TAB1", "\t");
    defined("TAB2") or define("TAB2", "\t\t");
    defined("TAB3") or define("TAB3", "\t\t\t");
    defined("TAB4") or define("TAB4", "\t\t\t\t");
    defined("TAB5") or define("TAB5", "\t\t\t\t\t");


    $string = "common.app"     . TAB1 . "/loader" . TAB1 . "/growl" . 
               TAB2 . "/error" . TAB1 . "/form";

Ostiole

Answer 3

I solved using css

<style>
.MyCSS{
    border:1px solid #FFF; 
    width:10em; 
    float:left; 
    font-weight:bold;
    }
</style>
<?php 
// here the selection query
while($row = mysqli_fetch_array($result, MYSQLI_ASSOC)) { ?>
<div>
<div class="MyCSS">
<?php stripslashes($row['Country']);?>
</div>
<?php echo stripslashes($row['CountryDescription'])."<br>";?> 
</div>
<div style="clear:both;"></div>
<?php } ?>

Brost

tabulation with php using css – Brost

And this needs results from a database? Shouldn't it work without? – Electrolyse