Hello,
Vim presently associates *.phtml files with PHP/FI (a.k.a. PHP 2) syntax
highlighting, although realistically I doubt anybody uses it[1][2].
Instead, the "php" filetype handles PHP versions 3 and above.
Increasingly, however, I believe the ".phtml" extension is used by PHP
5-based web applications. For example, apps based on the Zend Framework
typically use it for the "view" part of front controller MVC.
I have the following suggestion:
1. Remove syntax/phtml.vim.
2. Change *.phtml association in filetype.vim to associate with php
filetype instead.
3. Amend synmenu.vim so there's only one PHP menu item, just called
"PHP". This might also be a good time to update "Cold Fusion" to
"ColdFusion" (no space in name).
Many Thanks,
Dave
[1] It was released in 1995, the same time we were all being wowed by
Netscape Navigator 1.1! :o) PHP 3 superseded it in 1997.
[2]
http://www.nexen.net/chiffres_cles/phpversion/17377-php_statistics_for_july_2007.php#versions
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