| Issue 3: | PHP support | |
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Philip says, > Any chance you add support for those ugly PHP variables in the form of > $this? Yeah, I hate PHP too, I still use it because it's better > supported than Python on my server :) |
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Mar 22, 2007
I don't know much PHP but there seems to be a grammar at http://www.csci.csusb.edu/dick/samples/php.syntax.html#PHP%20Identifiers It seems to differ from perl in that identifiers don't start with [$@%] instead starting with $+. Strings ( http://www.csci.csusb.edu/dick/samples/php.syntax.html#Scalar%20Types ) start and end with quotes, so there's no need to try and handle perl strings which would break every other language. Can you point me at a code sample that illustrates good PHP style? And how does PHP embed in html? Is it the <? ... ?> or and <?php ... ?> style embedding? |
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Mar 22, 2007
Depends on which php version your using. php4 ----- <? and ?> php5 ----- <?php and ?> |
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Mar 23, 2007
I believe that you should make it only for <?php ?> dirgesh: this works for php4 too. Your was is a very old way and I doubt that the majority use it anyway. |
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Mar 23, 2007
What? Lots of people use <? and ?>, and also syntax such as <?=$foo?> for a quick echo. |
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Apr 02, 2007
I believe this is fixed. Changes recorded at http://google-code-prettify.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/CHANGES.html Please see tests at http://google-code-prettify.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/tests/prettify_test.html#PHP
Status: Fixed
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