=========================================================== .___ __ __ _________________ __ __ __| _/|__|/ |_ / ___\_` __ \__ \ | | \/ __ | | \\_ __\ / /_/ > | \// __ \| | / /_/ | | || | \___ /|__| (____ /____/\____ | |__||__| /_____/ \/ \/ grep rough audit - static analysis tool v2.8 written by @Wireghoul =================================[justanotherhacker.com]=== php-elisp-1.23.0/README.ja.md-108- php-elisp-1.23.0/README.ja.md:109:PHPモードは`$foo_bar_baz`のような変数名の単語のそれぞれの部分を移動できるように、アンダースコア(`_`)を「シンボル構成要素 (symbol constituents)」(Emacs用語)として取り扱います。 php-elisp-1.23.0/README.ja.md-110- ############################################## php-elisp-1.23.0/README.ja.md-146- php-elisp-1.23.0/README.ja.md:147:これは現在、Imenuで`$greet`として表示します。 php-elisp-1.23.0/README.ja.md-148- ############################################## php-elisp-1.23.0/README.ja.md-244- php-elisp-1.23.0/README.ja.md:245:GNU Emacsには[Subword Mode][]という機能があり、このマイナーモードは[キャメルケース][camelCase]の部分を別の単語のように移動することができます。たとえば、PHPモードはデフォルトでは変数`$fooBarBaz`を一つの単語として扱います。しかしSubword Modeを有効にすればEmacsはこの変数名を3つの単語として扱い、単語関係のコマンド(`M-f`, `M-b`, `M-d`など)はカーソル位置のキャメルケースの各部分に影響します。 php-elisp-1.23.0/README.ja.md-246- ############################################## php-elisp-1.23.0/README.md-87- php-elisp-1.23.0/README.md:88:PHP Mode treats underscores as ‘symbol constituents’ (in Emacs terminology) so that you can use keys like `M-f` and `M-b` to move through the individual parts of a variable name like `$foo_bar_baz`. php-elisp-1.23.0/README.md-89- ############################################## php-elisp-1.23.0/README.md-125- php-elisp-1.23.0/README.md:126:will now appear on Imenu; in this case the name will be `$greet`. php-elisp-1.23.0/README.md-127- ############################################## php-elisp-1.23.0/README.md-224- php-elisp-1.23.0/README.md:225:GNU Emacs comes with [Subword Mode][], a minor mode that allows you to navigate the parts of a [camelCase][] as if they were separate words. For example, PHP Mode treats the variable `$fooBarBaz` as a whole name by default. But if you enable Subword Mode then Emacs will treat the variable name as three separate words, and therefore word-related commands (e.g. `M-f`, `M-b`, `M-d`) will only affect the camelCase part of the name under the cursor. php-elisp-1.23.0/README.md-226- ############################################## php-elisp-1.23.0/php-mode.el-839- (mode (when name php-elisp-1.23.0/php-mode.el:840: (cl-caddr (assoc name available-multi-libs))))) php-elisp-1.23.0/php-mode.el-841- (when mode ############################################## php-elisp-1.23.0/tests/arrays.php-10-// - cast, should look like `(int)` php-elisp-1.23.0/tests/arrays.php:11:// - type hint, should look like `int $var` php-elisp-1.23.0/tests/arrays.php-12-// - return type, should look like `: int` ############################################## php-elisp-1.23.0/tests/arrays.php.faces-31- ("// " . font-lock-comment-delimiter-face) php-elisp-1.23.0/tests/arrays.php.faces:32: ("- type hint, should look like `int $var`\n" . font-lock-comment-face) php-elisp-1.23.0/tests/arrays.php.faces-33- ("// " . font-lock-comment-delimiter-face)