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Tue, 27 June 2006 15:29

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: laurin1.osai.com

I tried to go the forums for PHP Eclipse and they are not working. Can
someone tell me why the code parser doesn't know how to see the difference
between HTML and PHP? Can this be fixed?

Re: PHP Eclipse [message #158771 is a reply to message #158569]

Wed, 28 June 2006 16:33

Eclipse User

Keith wrote:
> I tried to go the forums for PHP Eclipse and they are not working. Can
> someone tell me why the code parser doesn't know how to see the difference
> between HTML and PHP? Can this be fixed?

?? Eclipse.tools.php for me says there are 21 new messages there since
this weekend... so it appears to be working for many of us! Is that the
"forums for PHP Eclipse" you were referring to? Web-based? or through a
reader? (I'm going through Thunderbird...) Works for me.

Sorry, I don't have anything on your actual question, just admitting
that that is probably the more likely place to get the question answered.
--
RDS

Randy D. Smith randy (dot) d (dot) smith (at) intel (dot) com
Eclipse TPTP Committer, Platform Proj (data collection/agent controller)

Re: PHP Eclipse [message #158842 is a reply to message #158771]

Thu, 29 June 2006 09:13

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: cburgess.progressrail.com

Randy D. Smith wrote:
> Keith wrote:
>> I tried to go the forums for PHP Eclipse and they are not working. Can
>> someone tell me why the code parser doesn't know how to see the
>> difference between HTML and PHP? Can this be fixed?
>
> ?? Eclipse.tools.php for me says there are 21 new messages there since
> this weekend... so it appears to be working for many of us! Is that the
> "forums for PHP Eclipse" you were referring to? Web-based? or through a
> reader? (I'm going through Thunderbird...) Works for me.
>
> Sorry, I don't have anything on your actual question, just admitting
> that that is probably the more likely place to get the question answered.

The PHP Eclipse forums are separate from the eclipse.tools.php
newsgroup... the "PHP IDE for Eclipse" project is entirely separate from
the PHPEclipse project. Ask a question on eclipse.tools.php about
PHPEclipse and you'll get a fast reply telling you to scat ;)

Re: PHP Eclipse [message #158850 is a reply to message #158569]

Thu, 29 June 2006 09:33

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: cburgess.progressrail.com

Keith wrote:
> I tried to go the forums for PHP Eclipse and they are not working. Can
> someone tell me why the code parser doesn't know how to see the difference
> between HTML and PHP? Can this be fixed?
>
>

My PHPEclipse v1.1.8 install with default syntax options is able to
properly recognize and syntax-highlight all the HTML tags that I put in
my .php files.

Are you editing .html files instead of .php files, and expecting the
<?php?> sections to be recognized by the HTML Editor?

Re: PHP Eclipse [message #160809 is a reply to message #158850]

Thu, 13 July 2006 13:21

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: laurin1.osai.com

Strange. I opened and closed the editor and it started working. I like
eclipse, but it seems a bit flaky. Maybe it's just PHPEclipse, which is all
i use.

--
Keith Davis
Head Computer Geek
www.pridedallas.com

"Chuck Burgess" <cburgess@progressrail.com> wrote in message
news:e80kqn$3gl$1@utils.eclipse.org...
> Keith wrote:
>> I tried to go the forums for PHP Eclipse and they are not working. Can
>> someone tell me why the code parser doesn't know how to see the
>> difference between HTML and PHP? Can this be fixed?
>
> My PHPEclipse v1.1.8 install with default syntax options is able to
> properly recognize and syntax-highlight all the HTML tags that I put in my
> .php files.
>
> Are you editing .html files instead of .php files, and expecting the
> <?php?> sections to be recognized by the HTML Editor?

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