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24c8f833
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2020-01-05T19:56:14
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PHP: Fixed exponential runtime of a pattern (#2157)
This fixes the exponential runtime of the pattern used to identify PHP code embedded in HTML.
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289ddd9b
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2019-02-28T21:56:01
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PHP: Fixed closing tag issue (#1652)
This fixes that PHP's closing tag (`?>`) was detected inside strings and comments.
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439e3bd7
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2019-01-11T00:54:01
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Made false, true, and null constants in PHP (#1694)
- This adds the `constant` alias to `false` and `true`.
- `null` is no longer `keyword` but a `constant`.
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55fb0f8e
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2019-01-03T17:22:02
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Update PHP keywords (#1690)
This removes PHP 4 specific keywords and adds new PHP keywords.
Keywords previously classified as functions are now classified as keywords.
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f1026b4b
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2019-01-03T01:41:36
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Improve recognition of constants in PHP (#1688)
The pattern for PHP constants now have to be a valid identifier and recognizes single-letter names.
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5f9c078a
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2018-03-25T13:46:42
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Make ERB, Handlebars, PHP and Smarty highlight properly in NodeJS (#1367)
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5d7223c9
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2018-03-03T21:39:51
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PHP: Add support for Heredoc and Nowdoc strings
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9f1f8d67
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2018-03-03T20:53:08
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PHP: Add support for string interpolation inside double-quoted strings. Fix #1146
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9a542a00
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2017-11-28T19:41:58
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PHP: Add support for multi-line strings. Fix #1233
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3ce74880
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2017-03-30T18:39:16
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Add support for the <?= delimiter in PHP
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0a00d7f7
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2017-02-10T17:10:19
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Fix the PHP language
This patch is an attempt to fix the PHP language, when it is combined
with markup.
The problem is, that markup has a higher priority than all other tokens.
This leads to weird errors, where HTML tags are highlighted inside of
comments #197. One solution to this was to set the `greedy` flag for the
comment token, but this leads to far worse errors like #1097.
This patch should fix both issues #197 and #1097, by switching the
grammar to markup on the fly. One potential problem is, that it relies
on the `<?php` tag to detect if markup is present. So if a PHP file
contains only markup and no PHP code at all, the result will look
broken.
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afe78bd9
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2015-08-29T23:17:12
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Add tests for PHP
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