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Re: php colored syntax (syntax highlighting options) [message #6300 is a reply to message #6285] |
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Originally posted by: roy.zend..com
Great feedback!
Please open an enhancement issue about it at http://www.eclipse.org/pdt/.
Roy
"Joshua Ross" <joshualross@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:etkjgl$8vd$1@utils.eclipse.org...
>I brought this from eclipse.tools.php message...(may have posted twice
>although I don't see my first message in the newsgroup yet!?!?)
>
> I've found PDT(v.7RC2) syntax highlighting to be a bit limited in
> comparison
> the PHPEclipse. A few additions that would be nice is the ability to
> select
> a specific color/style for the following:
>
> php built-in functions
> return keyword
> types 'array, string, int, etc.'
> opening/closing braces '{}'
> phpdoc comments - full comment triggered by /** not just @fields
> $_ variables
>
> I didn't find a previous discussion about this, hopefully this is
> something
> that can be built into PDT.
>
> Thanks,
> -Joshua-
>
> "Roy Ganor" <roy@zend.com> wrote in message
> news:0dc1d60135b5a06758cf84058fef3da3$1@www.eclipse.org...
>> Both syntax coloring and auto-completion for PHP attributes (HTML
>> embedded) were fixed in our last build.
>>
>> Please download the new RC-2 version from
>> http://download.eclipse.org/tools/php/downloads/index.php.
>>
>> we espaccialy need your feedbacks on the user experience after our last
>> redesign in the editor model.
>>
>> Bests regards,
>> Roy Ganor
>> Zend Technologies.
>>
>>
>> Alexander Ross wrote:
>>
>>> Newbie to Eclipse...
>>
>>> I use .html files with PHP embedded in it, but I cannot get Eclipse
>>> (with
>>> PDT) to colorize the PHP portions of my code.
>>
>>> Some help?
>>
>>> --
>>> Alex
>>
>>
>>
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