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Generate Grammar using PHP Manual as input #106
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... and use atom-syntax-tools, to make grammar easier to maintain.
Intention for this was a fix for indented phpdoc comments, which were not highlighted correctly. Fixing the grammar was almost impossible, because it is huge and has lines of several thousand characters long. So I started to move the grammar beeing generated using atom-syntax-tools and using the PHP Documentation as input.
There is still a lot to be done, but this state fixes the initial indented phpdoc bug and the grammar
is a lot easier to maintain. Before I continue with removing unneccessary noise from php-grammar.coffee,
I want to see, if you will accept such big changes.
Best regards, Kiwi