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NAME echovar - Allows for the formatted display of larger variables. SYNOPSIS echovar [TEXT] -var [VARIABLE NAME] -mime [MIME TYPE] EXAMPLES echovar Hello @var@, how are you? -var test -mime text/plain Output: "Hello {value of var test}, how are you?" (as plaintext) echovar Hello @var@, how are you? -var test Output: "Hello {value of var test}, how are you?" (as HTML) DESCRIPTION The echo command is limited to the length of data it can output because it depends on GET. This command can insert the contents of large variables into your custom strings without this limitation. You can pass any legal MIME-type to -mime and the output will be done in that type. @var@ in the string is what will be replaced with the value of the variable. AUTHOR Stephen Paul Weber http://singpolyma-tech.blogspot.com/