The way our php system works is that there are cached and non-cached blocks of php denoted by [? ?] for cached and <? ?> for normal. I need to have PHP syntax highlighting to recognise [? ?] brackets.
How or where can I do this?
Happy to change source code and recompile if that is the only way..
Chris
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2008-06-11
Yes it is very weird but unforunately there is no way around it in this particular system (a CMS that stores templates in a database!?)
Does anyone have any suggestions for getting PHP to recognise [? ?] as valid PHP brackets?
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Hi,
The way our php system works is that there are cached and non-cached blocks of php denoted by [? ?] for cached and <? ?> for normal. I need to have PHP syntax highlighting to recognise [? ?] brackets.
How or where can I do this?
Happy to change source code and recompile if that is the only way..
Chris
Yes it is very weird but unforunately there is no way around it in this particular system (a CMS that stores templates in a database!?)
Does anyone have any suggestions for getting PHP to recognise [? ?] as valid PHP brackets?
Using [? ... ?] What kinda of wired system is that.