You can confirm installed extensions by calling "Extensions: Show Installed Extensions", or
just click extensions tab in the case you are using VS Code 1.3+. Yep.
Behaviors
Expected behavior
License is entered after the php start tag
Actual behavior
License get's entered in front of the php start tag.
Steps to reproduce the issue
Create a php file and write the php start tag <?php
This fix only supports the case where <?php is in the first line of the file. If you feel this fix doesn't work, please reopen this issue with more use cases.
Runtime environment
You can confirm installed extensions by calling "Extensions: Show Installed Extensions", or just click extensions tab in the case you are using VS Code 1.3+. Yep.
Behaviors
Expected behavior
License is entered after the php start tag
Actual behavior
License get's entered in front of the php start tag.
Steps to reproduce the issue
<?php