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Add a PHP syntax checker to BBEdit
For this to work, you must have the command line executable of PHP installed, which is something you have to do intentionally. The MacOS install (and the standard install if you are building from source) is to install an Apache module.
Simple version
Hey all,
Here's my "bare bones" version of the script, if you'll excuse the pun. Tested and works, assuming you have PHP installed, --cli-enable displayed in your phpinfo(); and your php binary is pointed to by the script property phpref. There's a way to create a BBEdit style search results window with this data; maybe when I get some time. Cheers,Isao bbphplint
Simple version
Isao, thanks for this, it works whereas the original did not for me. |
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