https://sourceforge.net/p/dev-php-se/feature-requests/2004-08-07T22:14:38ZRecent changes to feature-requests2004-08-07T22:14:38Z2004-08-07T22:14:38ZBenjamin D. Smithhttps://sourceforge.net/u/mcrbids/https://sourceforge.net184840a13d5b6c179abccf47fe2c4454edf77e3d

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Currently, I have a large-ish project using PHP-GTK. To <br /> avoid name collisions with Adobe Photoshop (which uses <br /> the .php file extension) all the files were renamed to <br /> *.phpgtk. </p> <p>This means, however, that the highligher does not treat <br /> the file as a "php" file and renders everything as straight <br /> black. </p> <p>Can there be a way to associate a file *extension* with <br /> a particular highligter format? Say, with a registry entry, <br /> or a config file someplace? </p> <p>Eternal thanks, </p> <p>-Ben </p></div>