Closed EagleEyeJohn closed 5 years ago
It looks like they are trying to support PHP regexp in 2019.2 out of the box, so maybe further this plugin will not be necessary.
Details of the issue: language id "PhpRegExp" is registered by PhpStorm and the plugin fails to initialize.
Currently built-in PHP regexp doesn't process some side cases properly (e.g. it warns about "redundant character escape" in regexp like '#;\#;#'
), so I'll try to change language id and rebuild the plugin soon (another advantage of my plugin is optional possibility to auto-detect regexp in other strings not limited to direct arguments of preg_...
functions).
Fixed in https://github.com/dryabov/phpregexp/releases/tag/0.9.4 (will be uploaded to plugins.jetbrains.com a little bit later).