custom syntax highlighting in html-kit

[Chris W. Parker]

Hello,

I'd REALLY REALLY like to be able to modify the syntax highlighting in
html-kit. Is this possible?

Right now in PHP if you have a line like:

echo "this is the text i want to echo.";

Everything between the two "'s will be gray. I don't necessarily want to
change that color (that parts easy) want I do want to do is highlight {
} within " ". For example a line like:

echo "this is the text and this is the value: {$arra[0]}.";

I want everything starting at { and ending with } to be a different
color, maybe yellow, or orange.


Anyone have any clues? I've been googling and searching chami's site but
can't find a definitive yes or no.


Thanks!
Chris.

[Aaron Gould]

This is not possible... yet. I would like this feature too, but it has been
addressed a few times on the newsgroups at chami.com.

You can check the newsgroups out at
[url]http://www.chami.com/html-kit/newsgroups/[/url].

As far as I know, this feature is on Chami's long-term to-do list.

--
Aaron Gould
[email]agould@partscanada.com[/email]
Web Developer
Parts Canada


----- Original Message -----
From: "Chris W. Parker" <cparker@swatgear.com>
To: <php-general@lists.php.net>
Sent: Wednesday, August 20, 2003 2:55 PM
Subject: [PHP] custom syntax highlighting in html-kit


Hello,

I'd REALLY REALLY like to be able to modify the syntax highlighting in
html-kit. Is this possible?

Right now in PHP if you have a line like:

echo "this is the text i want to echo.";

Everything between the two "'s will be gray. I don't necessarily want to
change that color (that parts easy) want I do want to do is highlight {
} within " ". For example a line like:

echo "this is the text and this is the value: {$arra[0]}.";

I want everything starting at { and ending with } to be a different
color, maybe yellow, or orange.


Anyone have any clues? I've been googling and searching chami's site but
can't find a definitive yes or no.


Thanks!
Chris.

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