> We've been having a number of problets with the lexer/scanner. Paul and I
> were talking about the possibility of replacing <[...]> with <?[...]?> and
> &(...); with <?(...)?> (or even <?=...:..?>, which would greatly simplify
> the parser and make it easier to keep 100% PHP compatibility. It's very
> possible that we don't even need the IN_SCRIPT patch if we go this route.
> It would also mean that we will probably better able to keep up with
> recent PHP releases.
I think this is a great idea. I've just started working with Midgard, and I
know that I've messed up a couple of times with having to remember (or even
know) when to use some of the tags.
I think <?[..]?>, and <?(..)?> might cause some problems for some people.
The two different brackets look a little too close in some cases.
How about <?:...:?> for the second set of tags instead of <?(...)?> ? It's a
nice little sequence, at least on a US keyboard, seems to stand out ok. Just
a thought.
Dion
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