That sounds like its TextMate's spell checker highlighting misspelled words, which strings are included in its checks.

You can turn it of in Edit -> Spelling and Grammar -> Check Spelling While Typing

On 9 October 2011 02:56, Blanche Cohen blanche@acm.org wrote:

Actually, not a newbie, been using Textmate for years but I'm wondering about something I'm seeing that's obviously an error or warning indicator.

Bundle: PHP Version: 1.5.10 Database: MySQL OS: some flavor of Linux - someone else is hosting

Here's an example of the code

$HTTP_POST_VARS['guest0_zipcode']=$row[9];

Under the string "guest0_zipcode" is dotted red/white which I assume to be an error or warning but I have no clue what it really means. I'm baffled, can't find it in the manual, (or I've completely overlooked it).

I'm using about 20 other variables with the same prefix, guest0_ (yes, that's a zero, not an OH) and none of them have the dotted line under them.

Another tidbit - every use of the user-defined variable "zipcode" is flagged with this indicator, e.g.                $HTTP_POST_VARS['guest0_zipcode']=$HTTP_POST_VARS['zipcode']; and $HTTP_POST_VARS['zipcode'] . "',

Is there something magical about the word zipcode in Textmate? I'm completely stumped.

Anyone have any insight to what's going on?

thanks

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