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<?= $foo ?> will immediately output the expression in the tags in PHP (it's a shorthand for <?php echo($foo) ?>).
<?= $foo ?>
<?php echo($foo) ?>
Unfortunately, the ?= ligature fires here, making the opener look a little weird.
?=
Could we either disable the ?= ligature when it's immediately preceded by <, or add ligatures for PHP's <?/<?php/<?=/?>?
<?
<?php
<?=
?>
(Thanks so much for this font, btw!)
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<?= $foo ?>
will immediately output the expression in the tags in PHP (it's a shorthand for<?php echo($foo) ?>
).Unfortunately, the
?=
ligature fires here, making the opener look a little weird.Could we either disable the ?= ligature when it's immediately preceded by <, or add ligatures for PHP's
<?
/<?php
/<?=
/?>
?(Thanks so much for this font, btw!)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: