> http://www.dapond.net/code/bleh.html > > This still doesn't implement the .phps?linenumbers (since that's gonna have > to do with the server module/cgi binary code) and also since nobody's (yet) > given input as to what variable name would be sufficient.
at least SG(request_info).query_string contains the full (unparsed) query string at this moment. > show_line_numbers? Headers/footers will also have to go in the server > module/cgi code to implement XHTML/1.1 for the output, since I can't think > of a way to figure out whether zend_highlight() was called from the > apache_php_module_main function (or, simply to tell whether or not it was > called from anywhere other than highlight_file/highlight_string). Ignoring the use of show_source(file) currently the apache, cgi, cli, pi3web and servlet sapis are able to produce highlited source. None of these SAPIs will send correct HTML, since <HTML> and <BODY> are missing. I think, in a web-server environment, they should do so, shouldn't they? But what about the CLI? I could imagine, one uses this to parse PHP-Code into printable form. Anyway - after walking through all these SAPIs - one way to figure out, whether zend_highlight was called from highlight_file/highlight_string or not is: Adding a flag to the zend_syntax_highlighter_ini-structure, initializing it to FALSE in php_get_highlight_struct (All SAPIs and the PHP-Function highlight_file etc. use this way to create it; i wonder why zend_highlight doesn't get this structure itself?). By setting this flag to TRUE, you can omit sending a header from the PHP-Functions. I know, this is a kludge, but at least it's an option. Sascha -- PHP Development Mailing List <http://www.php.net/> To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
