29.08.2009 14:24

  1. uestla

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    Hi! First of all i want to thank you a lot for this great, simple-to-use and really quick-working highlighter!

    But I have a problem with "ini" highlighting... I have INI language in my package and this code:
    <pre><code class="ini">; comment

    id = 1;
    question = "How are you?";
    answers[] = "Great!";
    answers[] = "Not very well...";
    delay = 86400;</code></pre>
    Unfortunately the INI code isn't highlighted...

    Tested in IE 8.0, FF 3.5, Opera 9.64, Google Chrome 2.0 with no success.

    Do you know where's the problem? Thanks!
  2. Hi!

    The problem is those "[]" in "answers[]". A setting name in .ini is defined to consist only of letters. Which is most likely just a mistake of not having enough test cases from the start. I think I'll update it to contain also numbers, underscores and square brakets (though admittedly I've never seen an .ini file with square brakets in setting names :-) ). It'll be in the next release.

  3. uestla

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    Oh, thanks a lot, that would be lovely (I thought that the problem). Square brackets and underscores can you see in setting names for example in php.ini (setting with "[]" at the end of its name results in an array).
  4. uestla

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    I'm sorry for that bad information: in php.ini there aren't any settings with name containing square brackets, but if you see the documentation of the php function parse_ini_file, there are few examples, where the square brackets are used...
  5. I see. Thanks for this example!

  6. I've just uploaded a new version 5.5 which should fix your case. Enjoy!

  7. uestla

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    It works! Thank you so much!

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