(BC == "Brian Clark") [EMAIL PROTECTED] betokened:
BC> I'm using Beta 2.10a (I'm in the Beta program), but I'm not
BC> completely sure when this new feature was added (some where
BC> between 2.00 and 2.10a):
BC> If you go into settings and syntax for PHP in Preferences, I see a
BC> 'function pattern' text field which has:
BC> ^[ \t\s]*function[ \t\s].*\([^;]*$
BC> And I'm now guessing that's why $(CurWord) is smart enough to
BC> "figure it out" :-)
No, that's not right either. That shouldn't have anything to do with
it. Because it still works with something like:
$GLOBALS['|HTTP_HOST'] for HTTP_HOST and $|GLOBALS['HTTP_HOST'] for
the word globals.
Where | is the cursor.
Ahh! It's because of the new (?) 'Word Delimiters' field in Prefs ->
General where you have: ,.?!;:/<>(){}[]"'
Spiffy.
-Brian
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