Support startinline option for php highlighting via pygments

[omerida]

Pygments supports a startinline option for PHP code blocks so that the code is still highlighted without requiring an opening php tag, ie <?php, at the top of a block.

Particularly for short code blocks, it'd be nice to be able to ommit the opening PHP tag and send the startinline option to the highlighter.

I found this option in jekyll/jekyll#1633

[GaryJones]

+1 for this.

Having to add the <?php for each code block just to get highlighting is confusing (they copy that bit of the snippet as well) and distracting (they wonder why it's there) for readers.

[jgm]

I've updated pandoc's highlighting library (not pygments) so it doesn't require the opening <?php tag. You don't need to use a startinline option.

[GaryJones]

Great!

I spent about 6 hours today trying to filter in pygments.hs or pygments.php and failed, then managed to get non-delimiter highlighting working by following the instructions at https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/pandoc-discuss/IjZ0xTPfhA0/IVlZW2b7AUQJ to change highlighting-kate then recompile it and pandoc (having never compiled anything before today)!

Can you link to the change in highlighting-kate please?