Hi CoffeeCup,

Thanks for CoffeeCup - it's great!

I noticed a small glitch and I hope you can help. I'm working on php scripts (file extension .php) and want to block out multiline comments. I use /* to start the comment, and */ to end it. This works well for text and the comment is automatically formatted in green. However, when I block out a section of code, the automatic formatting in green goes wrong, as does the automatic formatting on the rest of the page. It doesn't affect the working of the script. An example is shown below. The comment is shown in green as expected, until the first < sign where the formatting turns dark blue. Comments further down the page are not rendered in green. I have attached the php file too.

It would be great if you could sort this out - or am I doing something wrong?

Thanks - time for coffee,

Niels

Example:

/* The site was originally designed to show two future concerts on the far
right of the page. It proved hard to design flyers that far ahead so the
two flyers on the far right are now the two most recent ones (in the past).
To show the two next two flyers on the right, enable the loop below and
change the start index in the loop above to 2. Also, swap the coordinates
of picpos[0] and picpos[1] further above in this function for a more
intuitive layout.

$intCurr = $intCurrent;
$intNext = $intCurr + 1;

for ($i = 1; $i > -1; $i--)
{
while (($intNext < count($flyers)) &&
(($flyers[$intNext] == '') ||
(substr($flyers[$intNext], 9) == substr($flyers[$intCurr], 9))))
$intNext++;
if ($intNext < count($flyers))
{
echo '<img class="backgroundpic" alt="Picture" ';
echo 'style="top: '.$picpos[$i][1].'px; left: '.$picpos[$i][0].'px" ';
echo 'src="'.$strFlyerDir.'/'.$flyers[$intNext].'.jpg">';
}
$intCurr = $intNext;
$intNext++;
}
*/

CC hopes to have this in for the next update.

Thanks Eric - I'm glad it's under control and I look forward to the next edition of CoffeeCup!

Niels