actually i use -f "%file%" it will parse the file as if on the webserver, not only syntax check
is a matter of taste of course, this way will send an error if it cannot include a file (or if it is supposed to be included), but i can see in the log the output generated by the php script and for me that is a pretty helpful thing better to have the 2 anyways, compiler + external app think of it this way: - if you are making a complex html+php with includes and a large output, -f is not so useful, better to check only the syntax and then test it in the browser - if you are, e.g., making a php script to generate a json output to communicate with a xmlhttp object, seeing the output directly in the log when you compile, is pretty helpful i say, use them both!! :) -- <http://forum.pspad.com/read.php?2,40528,40536> PSPad freeware editor http://www.pspad.com
