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[Bugfix] Fix a regression in PHP coloring #290

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@JonGarbayo JonGarbayo commented Mar 11, 2019

Hi @Binaryify!

Again, as the #289, the 7e3c935 commit reintroduced some deleted lines from the pull request #287.
Same description and same result.

The 7e3c935 commit reintroduced again some deleted lines from the pull request #287. So in PHP, "$this" was bicolour ("$" was red, "this" was yellow).
@JonGarbayo JonGarbayo changed the title fix(syntax): Fix a regression in PHP coloring [Bugfix] Fix a regression in PHP coloring Mar 12, 2019
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oh, i ignore your PR and publish a new version and it have some conflicts now, could you fork this repo again and fix that, thanks

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Sure! :)

@JonGarbayo JonGarbayo closed this Mar 13, 2019
Binaryify pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 8, 2019
The pull request #292 (the third one to correct #289) deleted the wrong lines. So it didn't fixed anything (unlike the first two, #289 and #290, which were OK).
This commit reverts back these lines, and also fix that red PHP dollar sign with $this.
Binaryify pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 8, 2019
The pull request #292 (the third one to correct #289) deleted the wrong lines. So it didn't fixed anything (unlike the first two, #289 and #290, which were OK).
This commit reverts back these lines, and also fix that red PHP dollar sign with $this.
Binaryify pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 8, 2019
The pull request #292 (the third one to correct #289) deleted the wrong lines. So it didn't fixed anything (unlike the first two, #289 and #290, which were OK).
This commit reverts back these lines, and also fix that red PHP dollar sign with $this.
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