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Le 15/05/2014 20:29, Colomban Wendling a écrit :<br>
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Le 15/05/2014 17:17, Stéphane Mourey a écrit :
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<pre wrap="">Well, thanks for your time. I may have look one day.
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I created <a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="https://github.com/geany/geany/pull/270">https://github.com/geany/geany/pull/270</a> which was fairly</pre>
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I'll give it a try asap. Thanks for your work!<br>
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straightforward. It's not much tested as I don't know Zephir (yet?),</pre>
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Zephir is really quickly learnt for a PHP coder : as the purpose is
limited to extensions PHP coding through classes, the language is
also limited in many ways, so there is not so much to learn. On the
other side, thoses limitations are not a problem as you can use the
PHP standard functions, and even those from others extensions if
there are loaded. I suspect that you can use PHP functions and
classes from the user space (coded in PHP), but I do not have try
yet.<br>
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but should work fine. One limitation however is that it won't parse
variables as it seems Zephir don't use $ mark, but that could probably
be fixed relatively easily if knowing the language.
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<pre wrap="">Meanwhile, the trick is to start with a commented PHP opening tag
like this : // <?php
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Yeah, this will work.
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<pre wrap="">So, now, I think that I do not need to make a new parser for
Zephir, as the PHP one works to locate Zephir symbols, at least
for classes and methods which are the most useful symbols for me.
Some work is certainly required for properties and variables, but
I can live without for a while.
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Maybe you use an earlier Geany version, but since 1.24 the PHP tag</pre>
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Currently, I use 1.23.1... Have to update some stuff on this
workstation!<br>
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parser is a lot more clever, and also requires proper PHP open tags.
With the "//<?php" trick it will of course work, but it won't without.
Regards,
Colomban
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