Add Php to Htmllanguage - SyntaxEditor for WPF Forum

Posted 6 years ago by Kevin Knöller

Version: 19.1.0685

Hi, i need in the the HTML-language the support for PHP with that code:

<div>

<?php echo "text"; ?>

</div>

For this i add this in the HTML-Language:

<State Key="PhpStartTag" DefaultTokenKey="StartTagText" DefaultClassificationTypeKey="XmlComment">
<State.Scopes>
<Scope>
<Scope.StartPatternGroup>
<ExplicitPatternGroup TokenKey="PhpStartDelimiter" ClassificationTypeKey="XmlDelimiter" Pattern="<?php" />
</Scope.StartPatternGroup>
<Scope.EndPatternGroup>
<ExplicitPatternGroup TokenKey="PhpEndDelimiter" ClassificationTypeKey="XmlDelimiter" Pattern="?>" />
</Scope.EndPatternGroup>
<Scope.Transition>
<StateTransition>
<StateTransition.ChildLanguage>
<LanguageRef ManifestResourceStreamName="UWS_ServerManager.SyntaxEditor.Definitions.Php.langdef" />
</StateTransition.ChildLanguage>
<StateTransition.ChildScope>
<Scope>
<Scope.EndPatternGroup>
<RegexPatternGroup TokenKey="PhpEndDelimiter" ClassificationTypeKey="XmlDelimiter" Pattern="?>" />
</Scope.EndPatternGroup>
</Scope>
</StateTransition.ChildScope>
</StateTransition>
</Scope.Transition>
</Scope>
</State.Scopes>
<RegexPatternGroup Pattern="[^(<\?php)(\?>)]+" />
</State>

<?php and ?> it will print in the XmlDelimiter-Color, but the content with the XmlComment -Color.

When i use complete tags like <php></php>, then it will run, but these is wrong of course^^

What am I doing wrong?

Thanks in advance!

Comments (2)

Answer - Posted 6 years ago by Actipro Software Support - Cleveland, OH, USA

Hello,

This code seemed to work for me when pasting it in our sample's Html.langdef file:

<State Key="PhpStartTag" DefaultTokenKey="StartTagText" DefaultClassificationTypeKey="XmlComment">
	<State.Scopes>
		<Scope>
			<Scope.StartPatternGroup>
				<ExplicitPatternGroup TokenKey="PhpStartTag" ClassificationTypeKey="XmlDelimiter" Pattern="&lt;?php" />
			</Scope.StartPatternGroup>
			<Scope.EndPatternGroup>
				<ExplicitPatternGroup TokenKey="PhpEndDelimiter" ClassificationTypeKey="XmlDelimiter" Pattern="?&gt;" />
			</Scope.EndPatternGroup>
		</Scope>
	</State.Scopes>
	<State.Transition>
		<StateTransition>
			<StateTransition.ChildLanguage>
				<LanguageRef ManifestResourceStreamName="ActiproSoftware.ProductSamples.SyntaxEditorSamples.Languages.Definitions.Php.langdef" />
			</StateTransition.ChildLanguage>
		</StateTransition>
	</State.Transition>
</State>

With this added right after the Comment state ref in the Default state's ChildStates:

<StateRef Key="PhpStartTag" />

Actipro Software Support

Posted 6 years ago by Kevin Knöller

Thanks for you answer! I found my mistake. In the examples, the Tag Scope.Transition are in the Scopes and not at the end... Now it run correctly.

The latest build of this product (v25.1.2) was released 1 month ago, which was after the last post in this thread.

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