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Bugs item #1660229, was opened at 2007-02-14 21:52
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The line in the file...
$aComponents = array(61, "Microsoft Multimedia DTCs", 'VIntDev98\bin\', "MMDTC.DLL",
"d6aa0038665ad6901333a3e1145fa4d8", "2F5BD3B2-5F75-11D1-8C4C-00A0C959BC0A", VB_COMPONENT);
Compare that to the highlighting that occurs with the same line...
$aComponents = array(61, "Microsoft Multimedia DTCs", "VIntDev98\\bin\\", "MMDTC.DLL",
"d6aa0038665ad6901333a3e1145fa4d8", "2F5BD3B2-5F75-11D1-8C4C-00A0C959BC0A", VB_COMPONENT);
The second one highlights things properly.
I'm not really sure that this is really a bug, and there might be an easy fix,
I'm just don't have the time to play around with this at the moment and
discover things.
I posted either a feature request or a bug or something else awhile back but it
seems to have disappeared. I'm not sure what happened to it... but the link
was...
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1644810&group_id=2439&atid=352439
Thanks for any help, comments, suggestions.
You seem to think there might be a bug in Scintilla/SciTE? Do you
actually know your PHP? Because all I can see in your exemplar
snippet is that backslashes AT THE END of a single-quoted PHP string
literal need to be escaped - with a backslash, i.e., doubled. ;)
From the PHP manual @ php.net:
"If a backslash needs to occur before a single quote or at the end of
the string, you need to double it. Note that if you try to escape any
other character, the backslash will also be printed! So usually there
is no need to escape the backslash itself."
So while Scintilla may not observe the niceties of how UNNECESSARY
backslashes are "compressed" in single-quoted strings, it does not
mess up the string parsing... but NOT quoting backslashes at the end
of a single-quoted string is user error. This does make sense if you
think about it, since otherwise it looks like you want an *embedded*
single quote, right?
Robert Roessler
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