In PHP highlight there is a bug. Test this code i.e:
<?php
$something == '\\';
/*
The \ made it to think that it didn't end, but it did
as there are \\ next of eachother I guess (it works in PHP and is used in lot of places)
*/In PHP highlight there is a bug. Test this code i.e:
<?php
$something == '\\';
/*
The \ made it to think that it didn't end, but it did
as there are \\ next of eachother I guess (it works in PHP and is used in lot of places)
*/To make it more simple - all the stuff applies, however \\ renders as backslash.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.types.string.php
Somewhat of a solution seems to be:
Changing
<rule from="PHP" to="String2" style="strings">\'</rule>
to
<rule from="PHP" to="String2" style="strings">[^\\]\'</rule>
However, the \\ shows up in blue, but that's nothing compared to what it could have done before.
EDIT: Mhmm, adds some other ill effects too
i.e $CPG_SESS['theme'] is all same coloured.