Sebastian Becker wrote:
I think it's not so rare that php/html - code is mixed up in one
document. I just switched from Coda because BBEdit does many things
better than Coda - but i didn't even think about that highlighting issue.
There is a document type / syntax mode for "Ruby in HTML" but what I
really would appreciate is "PHP in HTML" or even better "Wordpress in
HTML" : )
If you set the document type to HTML, then you get PHP (and CSS and
Javascript) syntax highlighting along for the ride automatically, and
the "clipping set" will also automatically change based on language as
you move through the document.
The case that BBEdit can't highlight correctly that Coda can in this
regard is in tag attributes:
<p><a href="<?php echo $url ?>">Click Here!</a></p>
Coda would correctly switch to the PHP scope in the HREF, while BBEdit
remains in HTML scope.
(Then again, with BBEdit I can use the "Close Tag" command to close the
</a> and </p> in that scenario, whereas Coda will be confused by the ?>
at that point, so everything's a bit of a tradeoff.)
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