Alexis Wilke wrote:

> I'm developing on Drupal now a days and find it annoying that gvim cannot 
> detect that the .module are PHP files. So I added a few lines of code to 
> my filetype.vim to paliate. I would imagine some other vi lovers will run 
> in this one too. We could also support the .install files I guess. Also 
> that I do not have much of a problem with.

Makes sense.

You use this statement:

        if getline(1) =~ '<\?php'

That backslash should probably not be there, since this matches "php" by
itself.  This might work better:

        if getline(1) =~ '<?php'

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