<?xml flagged as error

[nobody]

OK, after the update to 20051018-CVS the parser works
fine except for one case: If a .html file begins with

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?>

the parser seems to take this as an invitation to parse
it as PHP. It marks the word "version" as an error with
the info

Parser error "';' expected after expression (Found
token: Identifier(version))"

No, "<?" is not invoking PHP code in this case and
"xml" is not an expression ;-)

Isn't the only case where code is supposed to
immediately follow after the ? without a space the
special "templating" case "<?=$var?>" ? OK, the space
is indeed optional (*sigh*). How about a special case
in the parser for "<?xml"?

[nobody]

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Did you make a fresh install with "-clan" option?
The PHP editor doesn't support *.html files by default in
the latest snapshots.
We assume you use WTP for HTML:
http://eclipse.org/webtools/ 

[beuss]

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>Did you make a fresh install with "-clan" option?
>The PHP editor doesn't support *.html files by default in
>the latest snapshots.
That's not the point. A .php file can also begin with <?xml
If you have disable the short tag on server (ie accept <?),
it's legal. The fact is that phpeclipse parse must ignore
<?xml tags...

[bananeweizen]

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[bananeweizen]

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Fixed in CVS 2006-01-20.