Highligh not working on functions like echo, print, include, require

[gaj.capuder]

Some most common function names are not included in syntax highligh (under keywords):
-echo
-include / include_once
-print
-require / require_once
-die
-exit

Other functions seem to work ok (string, array, print_r, var_dump, etc).
I checked the syntax.xml in the .metadata folder and it actualy doesnt include the functions which i mentioned.

P.S. I installed phpeclipse today from the update site.

[ed_mann]

(In [1641]) Updating syntax.xml to attempt fix issues reported in ticket #761

addresses #761

[ed_mann]

gaj.capuder,

I have made some changes to our syntax.xml build script. Please try the nightly (i ran a manual build), to see if the issue is fixed.

Thanks.

[ed_mann]

gaj.capuder,

Can you post a ScreenShot?(SS) of what is expected and what you are getting? There were some questions as to what "highligh" really means.

Thanks.

[ed_mann]

We have done more work on this and have found that if you start a new workspace with the latest nightly build as of this writing, things will work fine. However if you have a workspace you need to remove the following file.
workspace/.metadata/.plugins/net.sourceforge.phpeclipse/syntax.xml
Restart Eclipse and the new file will be loaded in.

Please try the above and let me know if it fixes your issue.

Thanks.

[gaj.capuder]

ed_mann,

with highlight i ment the synthax coloring in editor. If i set specific color/boldness for build in function names some of them were not colored.

I actualy managed to fix this problem in a way that i first put phpeclipse 1.1.8 in eclipse and then afterwards i installed latest from the update site so i do not have this problem aynmore.

The problem appeared only if i installed latest phpeclipse in new eclipse workspace.

Thanx.

[incastrix]

PHPEclipse dev team decide to use only plugin syntax.xml and then implement a way to add custom syntaxes.

[incastrix]

(In [1642]) fix #761 also see #762.

[hurart]

I think the situation is worse now...

PHPEclipse 1.2.2 doesn't support syntax.xml now...

And those lost php-internal-keywords are still forgotten...

[hurart]

Replying to incastrix:

PHPEclipse dev team decide to use only plugin syntax.xml and then implement a way to add custom syntaxes.

It is not a PhpEclipse?'s programming issue...

The problem is just that the official syntax.xml of PhpEclipse? loses some php-keywords inside...

[hurart]

Replying to incastrix:

(In [1642]) fix #761 also see #762.

Could you reopen this ticket?

My English is not good... I hope you can understand what I am writing...

However it is just a little issue...
What you have to is just put the php-keywords into the official syntax.xml.
Don't think too much...

I appreciate your good jobs very much, I like PhpEclipse? indeed.

[ed_mann]

I have re-opened this issue. i have noticed things missing as well. I will need to check the code that builds the syntax.xml file. Also need to make sure i don't have an old cache copy that is causing the issue. I will post my update when i find out anything.

[hurart]

Replying to incastrix:

The new release in 2009-10-09 looks much better, thank you very much.

Because there are still some php functions not included in syntax.xml, such as is_int(), is_integer(), I added them into my syntax.xml into the plugin jar by unzip / zip it.

I know that PHPEclipse dev team decide to use only plugin syntax.xml and then implement a way to add custom syntaxes, and it is a very good idea, and I am waiting for this new feature;

but for the PHP reserved keywords and built-in functions, maybe you can open syntax.xml to public for maintiaing, then put it on this site for downloading.

Any way, appreciate again.