I've been wrestling with this one for a bit and I can't seem to find the right combination of bundle edits to make things work the way I think they should.
When using PHP, it is oftentimes necessary to place a "<?php" tag right at the beginning of the file, as any leading whitespace will render the header() function useless. Unfortunately, whenever I open such a file in TextMate, it is not recognized as HTML. There's no syntax highlighting, no autocompletion, nothing. Getting rid of the opening PHP block, or simply inserting a space in front of it sets everything right, but then the script obviously stops working.
The HTML bundle has two separate patterns declarations pertaining to PHP, one which requires leading whitespace, and another which does not. Mucking around with these patterns has yielded no improvements, and I'm not sure where else to look at this point. Find doesn't work in the bundle editor, and hitting the "Test" button or reloading bundles makes you lose your place in the file, so trial-and-error is an especially painful process here. The handful of search terms I could come up with didn't turn up anything, so I'm looking to see if anyone has any suggestions.
Thanks
On 8 Feb 2008, at 22:33, Nathan Duran wrote:
When using PHP, it is oftentimes necessary to place a "<?php" tag right at the beginning of the file, as any leading whitespace will render the header() function useless. Unfortunately, whenever I open such a file in TextMate, it is not recognized as HTML. There's no syntax highlighting, no autocompletion, nothing. Getting rid of the opening PHP block, or simply inserting a space in front of it sets everything right, but then the script obviously stops working.
Can you attach a (html) file where TM shows this problem?
Also see http://wiki.macromates.com/Troubleshooting/RevertToDefaultBundles -- it sounds like you might have some local (bad) changes.
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