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Created attachment 197030 [details, diff] The patch fixes the problem with PHP keywords in multilines comments Add epatch "${FILESDIR}/${PN}-5.7-php-keywords-in-comments.patch" to src_unpack()
Created attachment 197032 [details, diff] Implements the useful behaviour that only class member variables are tagged Add epatch "${FILESDIR}/${PN}-5.7-php-class-member-variables-only.patch" to src_unpack()
Created attachment 197070 [details, diff] Small modification I think the Sander's patches have problems with backward compatibility. They do not seem to tag functions starting on a new line without the visibility scope declaration, like function ordinary_function() because of the [ \t]+ I prepared my own version of patches that should fix this while still implementing the described behaviour. Also, I have merged both patches into a single one as I suppose no-one really wants to have _every_ variable assignment tagged. Just member variables are interesting.
Comment on attachment 197070 [details, diff] Small modification Actually, I have found + addTagRegex(language, "(^[ \t]*)(var[ \t]+|public[ \t]+|protected[ \t]+|private[ \t]+)+(static[ \t]+)?\\$([" ALPHA "_][" ALNUM "_]*)[ \t]*=", + "\\4", "v,variable,variables", NULL); more useful because it only tags class member variables. this fits very nicely into taglist extension.
Thanks for submitting your patch! Assigning to ctags maintainers.
I think this is obsolete now?
I think so :-s
