PHP syntax is not colored correctly.

[tamdaz]

When using special characters for colors, the code on Github Mobile tends to put the colors wrong. The keyword "case" should be red when it is not. This is a bug that is only present on mobile.

This bug also affects via web browser.

[stevepopovich]

Hi @tamdaz I think this could be specific to this file, and the fact that it uses \e characters. I can see the issue. Since this is not specific to the mobile app, I am going to transfer this issue to another category that can help you further. Thanks for reporting!

[stevepopovich]

I found the team here internally responsible for this issue, and filed it with them. They will prioritize and fix appropriately, thanks again for reporting!

[tamdaz]

Thank you for considering it.

[stevepopovich]

Hi @tamdaz — this should be fixed now!

[tamdaz]

Hi @stevepopovich,
I received your message, i checked the PHP syntax and it has been fixed.

I also checked this on the mobile version.

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