Re: [Synedit-user] questions about a highlighter for PHP (highlighting vars and <? ?> keywords )

[Hatem B. <ref...@ya...>]

well, i've written manually code to highlight PHP and i think it's the =
only solution for me. What is not working in SynAnySyn highlighter is =
the the PHP highlight, not the code itself ! for example use it with =
this code=20

<code>
<?php $name =3D "a name";
echo "Hello World\n";
echo "$name\n";
?>
<code>

<highlighted code old>
<?PHP $name =3D "a name";

echo "\"Hello world\n\"";
echo "\$name =3D $name";

?>
</highlighted code old>

<highlighted code new>
<?PHP $name =3D "a name";

echo "\"Hello world\n\"";
echo "\$name =3D $name";

?>
</highlighted code new>

The last code result is what i'm looking for; but I dunno how this could =
be discribed with ini=20

Regards,
Hatem
  ----- Original Message -----=20
  From: lb...@va...=20
  To: Hatem Ben=20
  Sent: Monday, December 23, 2002 2:55 PM
  Subject: Re: [Synedit-user] questions about a highlighter for PHP =
(highlighting vars and <? ?> keywords )



  there is a PHP highlighter already.  Jans SynAnySyn highlighter did =
work, I have implemented it in one of my editors.  With it you would use =
an INI file to define the language keywords and load that.=20

  In the example below synJWalk is a TSynAnySyn higlighter and =
sIniSyntax is a string.=20

  procedure TJWPAD.FormCreate(Sender: TObject);=20
  begin=20
    sIniSyntax :=3D sAppPath + 'jw9pad.ini'; // Only for J Walk Script=20
    // Load synJWalk Highlighter=20
    if FileExists(sIniSyntax) then=20
      synJWalk.LoadHighLighter(sIniSyntax)=20
    else=20
      MessageDlg(rsMissingINI, mtError, [mbOk], 0);=20
  end;=20

  Leon Brown