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Handling special file extension

Created by Sebastien Hordeaux, last update on 25/01/2008 09:06

If your projects use special file extension for PHP documents (.module for example) you will need to explain PHPEdit this to be able to debug.

Open the preference dialog (F10) and in the Language -> PHP section, you can add your extensions there (ie. "module" for example) after the existing list.

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