Hi
Am 2024-11-20 20:03, schrieb Derick Rethans:
All my PHP based templates for the xdebug.org site use this style. I
don't think it's atrocious, and quite a bit nicer than the "new"
syntax.
This proposal would not affect that. You would just need to add a colon
after the `case` statement, not a semicolon. In fact that would more
closely match the corresponding `switch`, which would also need to have
a colon:
<?php $foo = "bar"; ?>
<?php
switch ($foo):
case "bar":
?>
BAR
<?php break; case "baz": ?>
BAZ
<?php endswitch; ?>
Though using `switch` in such templates is somewhat finicky anyway,
because it will need to be merged with the first `case`, because
otherwise:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_INLINE_HTML "", expecting
"endswitch" or "case" or "default"
Best regards
Tim Düsterhus
