Bugs item #1201716, was opened at 2005-05-13 16:32
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No, that's Scintilla.
Group: Bug Status: Open Summary: Incorect PHP comment highligting
Initial Comment: Incorect PHP comment highligting Try this:
<? $page = <<< HERE <p>something</p> HERE;
$v = "any"; ?>
Perhaps I don't know PHP enough yet, but I don't see any comment here.
Now, indeed, after the HERE; everything is still in literal string mode except the variable names, meaning that the string delimiter isn't seen.
A quick look at the code didn't shown any obvious flaw (except some minor inefficiencies) so I suppose one must use its debugger to see what is going.
While we are on the topic, I asked some time ago a request on the PHP lexer which when unnoticed...
Is it possible to support hexadecimal numbers in PHP? In the form 0x1BADBEEF, of course.
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