Firstly, thanks for this plugin. It offers something that Eclipse is missing, especially for PHP.
But I have the issue that the double arrow assignment operator gets stripped apart when using it.
For example a array like this:
array(
'a' => '123456',
'qw' => '123456',
'qwe' => 123,
'qwer' => 4567,
'qwert' => TRUE,
'qwertz' => FALSE
);
Results in:
array(
'a' = > '123456',
'qw' = > '123456',
'qwe' = > 123,
'qwer' = > 4567,
'qwert' = > TRUE,
'qwertz' = > FALSE
);
As you can see there is an additional unwanted (white)space, which makes the plugin unfortunately less practical for use with arrays. I'm pretty sure this can easily be fixed, but personally I'm just not crafty enough with java to do it.
Thanks for taking a look at this.
Firstly, thanks for this plugin. It offers something that Eclipse is missing, especially for PHP.
But I have the issue that the double arrow assignment operator gets stripped apart when using it.
For example a array like this:
Results in:
As you can see there is an additional unwanted (white)space, which makes the plugin unfortunately less practical for use with arrays. I'm pretty sure this can easily be fixed, but personally I'm just not crafty enough with java to do it.
Thanks for taking a look at this.