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syntax highlighting problem with include files [message #64305]

Tue, 08 January 2008 17:43

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Originally posted by: amv.advalvas.Be

I installed the eclipse version 3.3.1.1 (europe) and I have a problem with
the syntax checking.

For example I use a header.php file where I put my head, title and start
body tags.
I also use a footer where i close my tags.
Problem is I get a whole bunch of errors about incomplete tags.
Is there a way around this.

I google some and found that jsp file have the similar problem but there
seems to be a workaround using jspf file (code fragment files).
Is there some way to to the same thing with php files.
I do not want to disable the syntax checking for all my files.

Annemie

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Re: syntax highlighting problem with include files [message #64442 is a reply to message #64305]

Sat, 12 January 2008 02:29

Toshihiro Izumi

Messages: 360
Registered: July 2009
Location: Japan

Senior Member

Do you mean that disabling 'HTML Syntax Validator (for PHP Files)' in
Preferences->Validation doesn't satisfy your needs?

If you mean you want to avoid errors/warnings for some specific PHP files,
there are no such range for validation. (It is workspace-wide or
*project-wide*)

If you mean you want to avoid some specific errors/warnings such as 'No
end tag', there are no ways. You can only filter them out from Problems
View.

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