Inline value is not fully

[alexander-akait]

Seems it is bug. Inline value don't contain first newline which following after ?> tag
Input:

function bar() {
  ?>
  <span>Hello World!</span>
  <?php
}

Contain: value: ' <span>Hello World!</span>\n '. BAD (should be value: '\n <span>Hello World!</span>\n ')

Input:

function inline() {
  ?><span>Hello World!</span><?php
}

Contain: value: '<span>Hello World!</span>'. GOOD

Input:

function foo() {
    ?>
    <span>Hello World!</span>
    <?php
}

Contain: value: ' <span>Hello World!</span>\n '. BAD (should be value: '\n <span>Hello World!</span>\n ')

[ichiriac]

Hi, it's not really a bug, as it mimics PHP output behavior based on lexer tokens (strictly the same as php token_get_all).

I'm not sure to understand why PHP do this (maybe something related with indenting outputs), but I'm totally agree with you, it introduce information loss.

I will not change the lexer as it's supposed to work as PHP, but I could fix it from AST and revert back the missing line break.

[alexander-akait]

@ichiriac

I will not change the lexer as it's supposed to work as PHP, but I could fix it from AST and revert back the missing line break.

Will be great!

[ichiriac]

fixed with the raw attribute