Modify syntax-entry $ to "_" from "'" #565
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In practice, $ is just part of the variable name, which is more
advantageous than considering it as “Expression prefixes”.
If you want to be compatible with older syntax tables, add the
following code to your own .emacs file (init.el):
(with-eval-after-load "php-mode"
(modify-syntax-entry ?$ "'" php-mode-syntax-table))
Past discussions are in the following issues:
#320
#564
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In practice,
$is just part of the variable name, which is more advantageous than considering it as “Expression prefixes”.If you want to be compatible with older syntax tables, add the following code to your own .emacs file (
init.el):Past discussions are in the following issues: