blues: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sorry if this should go into bugs section, but it doesn't let me post there.
The two character sequence _<?_ and _?>_ are the PHP opening and closing tags. PSPad _always_ consider them as such even when they appear inside a string (between quotes '' or double quotes "") and it breaks the highlight for the rest of the file. When those character sequence appear into a string it should not be parsed as opening or closing PHP tags. Oh, I forgot. This using PSPad 4.5.5. (2395). -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Using PHP highlighter this should be ok, but it doesn't (and in the current state can't) work in the multihighlighter, as the different language sections are determined (based on <? and ?> for php) before the actual highlighters are applied. vbr -- <http://forum.pspad.com/read.php?2,54326,54328> PSPad freeware editor http://www.pspad.com
