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This class can be used to format PHP code as colored HTML independent of the PHP code version.
It takes a string of PHP code and reformats it by adding HTML tags that can render the PHP constructs using different colors.
The PHP code text reformatting uses only regular expression replacement.
It takes a string of PHP code and reformats it by adding HTML tags that can render the PHP constructs using different colors.
The PHP code text reformatting uses only regular expression replacement.
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PHP provides built-in support to display PHP code with highlighted syntax. However, if you want to highlight code for PHP 5 or later using PHP 4, it may not work, as the highlighting functions may fail because PHP 5 syntax is invalid under PHP 4. This class provides an alternative solution based on replacing code with syntax highlighting tags using PHP version independent regular expressions. Manuel Lemos |
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