Not sure if this was brought up (I searched forum and didnt see it), but the syntax highlighter does not recognize the keywords public, private, protected, interface, abstract, implements, try, catch, throw, include_once, require_once, null, define, in, as, boolean, instanceof, __METHOD__, and __CLASS__ (there could be othes as well) for highlighting. The class browser also does not recognize interface classes. Just posting to see if anyone else knows about this. I also have the idea of having a .dat file that the user can use to define their own custom keywords.
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Also to add, when declaring a class member variable and giving it a scope (IE: public, private, protected) it does not show up in the variables part of the class browser, the variables only show up then they are prefixed by var, not public/private/protected. Also interface class functions show up in the global function list of the class browser (however this is probably because interface class support has not been added to class browser yet).
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Not sure if this was brought up (I searched forum and didnt see it), but the syntax highlighter does not recognize the keywords public, private, protected, interface, abstract, implements, try, catch, throw, include_once, require_once, null, define, in, as, boolean, instanceof, __METHOD__, and __CLASS__ (there could be othes as well) for highlighting. The class browser also does not recognize interface classes. Just posting to see if anyone else knows about this. I also have the idea of having a .dat file that the user can use to define their own custom keywords.
Also to add, when declaring a class member variable and giving it a scope (IE: public, private, protected) it does not show up in the variables part of the class browser, the variables only show up then they are prefixed by var, not public/private/protected. Also interface class functions show up in the global function list of the class browser (however this is probably because interface class support has not been added to class browser yet).