On Thursday, May 3, 2012 2:15:57 PM UTC-5, dotancohen wrote:
> > the first obvious question is: does vim recognize the filetype
> > of whatever you are editing as 'php'?
> >
>
> I can confirm that the file is named someFile.php and that other PHP
> code in the file is in fact highlighted. For instance, "someVar" is
> not highlighted whereas "$someVar" is highlighted. Likewise, strblah()
> is not highlighted whereas strlen() is highlighted. So it looks like
> PHP-specific highlighting to me.
>
It shouldn't, without a syntax/php.vim file somewhere. As noted, this file is only sourced as-needed; is the output of the :scriptnames command you gave from a Vim with the php file loaded and syntax highlighting on as you describe? In that Vim, what does this command say?
:verbose set syntax? filetype?
And what is the value of b:current_syntax?
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