Has any other PHP user had this problem?
I used to be able to see both my HTML-related Function Pop-up Menu
items and my
PHP-related Function Pop-up Menu items, simultaneously.
HTML-related function pop-up menu items:
- Heading levels
- TITLE
- STYLE
- Tag names for elements with named anchors or ID attributes,
- CSS styles
etc.
PHP-related function pop-up menu items:
Functions
Initial variable declarations
Now, one or the other (mostly) disappears, depending on whether I set
the "Language"
tab in Edit->Text Options to 'HTML' or 'PHP'.
If I set it to 'PHP' I only get my Functions. However, if I set it to
'HTML', I get this weird mix:
- CSS styles
- TITLE element
- STYLE element
- and weirdly, only ONE of my PHP functions (the first one)
But I do NOT get:
- Heading Levels
- Tag names for elements with named anchors or ID attributes
- The rest of my PHP functions
This bit where it shows just one of my PHP functions seems like a bug
-- I could
understand if it just showed the HTML stuff, and nothing else, in
HTML mode,
but it only shows SOME of the HTML stuff, and ONE of the PHP
functions. If no
one knows how to get around this, it is probably a bug, and I'll file
it as such.
This weird mix means that BBEdit is trying and failing to show both
HTML and PHP stuff,
when the Language mode is set to 'HTML', right?
The other weird thing about this is that it seems backwards -- I
think that logically it ought
to be showing me this Weird Mix in 'PHP' mode rather than in 'HTML'
mode.
-carole
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Carole E. Mah
Senior Programmer/Analyst
Scholarly Technology Group
Computing and Information Services
Brown University
http://www.stg.brown.edu/
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