I’ve found out, what the problem is. There must have been a change of the plugin interpreter with version 1.0.1.
/** <?php helped Zend Studio to interpret the first line, that the file contains PHP code. /** helped PHPDocumentator to make a documentation of the data. Normally this shouldn’t go into any problems, because inside a comment one can place as many new comment openings as one wants.
Just remove the first line and add the following line instead, and everything will work fine:
I’ll do a new version of the plugin today. This version will be first available from my website.
And there is a new
PHPIDS available: 0.6.3.1. The plugin does work with this version.