{"id":21477,"date":"2019-12-19T14:30:13","date_gmt":"2019-12-19T14:30:13","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blog.jetbrains.com\/phpstorm\/?p=15205"},"modified":"2024-01-09T14:50:58","modified_gmt":"2024-01-09T13:50:58","slug":"phpstorm-2019-3-1-is-released","status":"publish","type":"phpstorm","link":"https:\/\/blog.jetbrains.com\/pt-br\/phpstorm\/2019\/12\/phpstorm-2019-3-1-is-released","title":{"rendered":"PhpStorm 2019.3.1 is released"},"content":{"rendered":"

PhpStorm 2019.3.1<\/strong> build 193.5662.63 is available now. It brings with it important bugfixes and a couple of small but heavily requested usability improvements.<\/p>\n

Customizable auto-insertion of short tags<\/h2>\n

PhpStorm 2019.3 introduced the ability to automatically insert <?php<\/code> as soon as you type <?<\/code>, which can help you deprecate short tags:<\/p>\n

\"php-no-short-tag\"<\/p>\n

But because short tags are still a part of PHP, this turned out to be a bit excessive. That is why in this version, we\u2019ve brought several enhancements to the feature.<\/p>\n

First, you can now opt out completely. In the PhpStorm preferences, go to Editor | General | Smart Keys | PHP <\/em>and clear the Auto-insert ‘<?php’ tag after typing ‘<?’<\/em> checkbox:<\/p>\n

\"auto-insert-short-tag\"<\/p>\n

Second, PhpStorm will filter out the extra php<\/code> if you happen to type it reflexively, so <?phpphp<\/code> should no longer occur. And, to remove the php<\/code> part, you only have to press Backspace<\/em> once:<\/p>\n

\"php-no-short-tag-delete\"<\/p>\n

Customizable highlighting for PHPDoc blocks<\/h2>\n

Another feature that required a more tailored approach is colored highlighting for PHPDoc blocks, which we introduced in 2019.3.<\/p>\n

\"phpdoc-improvements\"<\/p>\n

It turns out that change was a bit too radical for some, so now it\u2019s possible to customize the colors used. In the PhpStorm preferences, go to Editor | Color Scheme | PHP | PHPDoc<\/em>, clear the Inherit values from<\/em> checkbox on the elements you\u2019d like to customize, and then set the desired colors:<\/p>\n

\"phpdoc-customize\"<\/p>\n

As always, there\u2019s a handy shortcut you can use to jump straight to the corresponding settings page. Place the caret on some PHPDoc element, press Shift+Cmd+A<\/em> (Ctrl+Shift+A<\/em> on WIndows), and search for the Jump to Colors and Fonts<\/em> action:<\/p>\n

\"phpdoc-jump-to-settings\"<\/p>\n

Notable updates and bugfixes:<\/strong><\/p>\n