Re: [Kile-devel] Opening included files with master-doc enabled

[Jens H. <jh...@ju...>]

Jeroen Wijnhout wrote:
>>BTW: Are there any intentions to address the problems with dollar signs
>>inside certain TeX environments (like \lstlisting from the listings
>>package, e.g. containing PHP code) breaking syntax highlighting - or has
>>this already been fixed?
> 
> I've never even considered the possibility of having PHP code inside a LaTeX 
> document :/ 

I use it extensively since I'm co-author of the German 
databases/MySQL/PHP tutorial called DSP.

BTW: It's \begin{lstlisting}, not \lstlisting, but I think you know what 
I mean: anything similar or equal to the verbatim environment.

> I could make a syntax highlighting version that doesn't highlight math, also 
> it is not very difficult to include PHP syntax highlighting, but the 
> highlighting definitions get a bit big then. I'll take it into consideration.

I don't have to have PHP syntax coloring in Kile (for developing PHP 
scripts, I use SciTE), although this would be cool. I just compiled Kile 
from CVS and saw Kate being integrated now. It seems the current Kate 
LaTeX syntax highlighting doesn't have the problem I was talking about: 
When you do something like the following in Kile 1.5.2 and below, syntax 
coloring is broken for the rest of the document:

\begin{lstlisting}
$test = 2*3*7;
echo $test;
\end{lstlisting}

BTW: lstlisting support directly in Kile would be another cool feature. 
For those who don't know: Just look at http://reeg.net/ and download 
some PDF (it's all German, but you don't have to understand it for what 
I want to show). Now scroll to the middle and watch out for some nice 
box with syntax-highlighted PHP code. Got it? This is done using the 
listings package. :-)