kkruecke schrieb:
> In gvim 7.2 (on Windows Vista, using the default colorscheme), I found
> a syntax highlighting bug. I commented out a block of PHP using the
>
> HTML comment tags of "<!--" and "-->". But the PHP code was not grayed
> out as it is in other editors (like Topstyle).
Sure this is a bug? Looks more like a feature not supported by Topstyle.
> <table width="100%" cellpadding="2"> <tr><td>
> <!--
> <?php echo "This should be grayed out, but retains syntax
> highlighting"; ?>
> -->
> <?php echo "This has proper syntax highlighting"; ?>
> </td></tr></table>
>
> regards,
> Kurt
You can try (funnily enough)
:let html_wrong_comments = 1
or fiddle directly with the syntax
(check 'runtimepath', create subdirs as needed, :h after ):
" ~/.vim/after/syntax/php.vim
syn clear htmlCommentPart
syn region htmlCommentPart start=/--/ end=/--\s*/ contained
" original htmlCommentPart contains @htmlPreproc which
" permits highlighting of <?php ... ?>
No warranty ...
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Andy
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