#79 Higlighting does not work properly

[SHRIKEE]

When in PHP a line is written like so:

$p4="?>";

the highlighter sees this as the end in PHP

Obviously the code isnt done then.

Script works highlight stinks....

Any fix/workaround?

[Flávio Etrusco]

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Yes there's one, but it's awkward.
You must implement the OnCheckEndMarker of your PHP Scheme
and set aMarkerLen to 0 or aMarkerText to '' aproprietately.
Unfortunately the Markers aren't searched in the same order
as the tokens are parsed; you can't simply use the context
information from SynMultiSyn.CurrScheme and .GetTokenId from
current (sub)highlighter. You'll have to parse all line up
to aStartPos.

[Flávio Etrusco]

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Err, wrong Resolution.
This case should be quite easy to fix, so it might be worth.
Unfortunately I plan to fix this since ever and always get
back to thinking it's a waste of time and we'd better spend
it on dynamic highlighters...

[Krystian Bigaj]

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It's not bug. TSynMultiSyn works on RegExpr, simple search
start/end tags (as text, not tokens).

ps. Now I work on one big highlighter for (X)HTML, CSS, JS,
PHP. For more info. go here:
http://flatdev.dotgeek.org/item_view.php?project=2&id=1
(latest public demo in first comment at bottom). For HTML
and CSS now (not public) there is an almost full syntax and
property checking (rules for parsing from W3C.org). Support
for PHP and JS in about 2-3 weeks.

ps2. Your example ($p4="?>";) will work fine with this
highlighter.