https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=428331
--- Comment #6 from Björn Fischer <bjoern.fisc...@dezem.de> --- (In reply to Nibaldo G. from comment #4) > In the "PHP/PHP" highlighter, the main context is: > > <context name="start" lineEndContext="#stay" attribute="Normal Text"> > <RegExpr context="phpsource" attribute="Keyword" > String="<\?(?:=|php)?" insensitive="true" /> > <Detect2Chars attribute="Keyword" context="#pop" char="?" char1=">" /> > </context> > > > The script that generates "PHP (HTML)" inserts these rules in all contexts > of the "HTML" highlighter. > > Basically, in both "PHP/PHP" and "PHP (HTML)", to write PHP code you have to > start with <? , <?= or <?php. The difference between "PHP (HTML)" and "PHP" > is that outside the blocks <? ... ?>, the first one also highlights the HTML > code. Yes, my PHP files start with '<?php' and I do get some PHP style highlighting when I select 'PHP (HTML)' but for some reason I do not get Keyword highlighting. Some other highlighting, like for variables, does work though. I attached a screenshot of how syntax highligting currently looks for me with Kate and 'PHP (HTML)' for you to have a reference. I also double checked that I use a default highlighting text style. > > I guess the following: > You may be using a custom "PHP/PHP" highlighter and after updating KDE > Frameworks you are using the major version, which is the built-in one. Check > the directories "$HOME/.local/share/org.kde.syntax-highlighting/syntax" and > "/usr/share/org.kde.syntax-highlighting/syntax" if there are any XML file > for PHP. Also check the old directories: > "$HOME/.local/share/katepart5/syntax" and "/usr/share/katepart5/syntax". I checked the locations that you pointed out and the folders do not exist or are empty. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
