PHP lexer in pear?

As some may have heard, I am working on PHP# (although development has slowed a little due to the need to earn some cash doing paid work.) Anyway, on of the bits of the project is a PHP Lexer. - Similar in concept to flex (which is what drives the PHP tokenizer in C). I am 90% done changing the engine in HTML_Template_Flexy to use code generated by it. So that I can do a full HTML/Flexytags parser, and generate a minimal(read very simple) cached HTML DOM enabling it to do things like <table> <tr name="foreach:somevar,a,b"> .... </tr> </table> .. which is converted at template building time to <? foreach($this->somevar as $a=>$b) { ?><tr> .... </tr><? } >?> etc. It also adds object variables and error output to Form elements... along with the 'classic' flexy tags.. ------- Well, you know the classic template thing - if it suits you use it.. otherwise ignore it.. :) The Question is.. - I can stick the phpLexer in a subdirectory of HTML/Template/Flexy/phpLex/* or should it have it's own home somewhere? in pear....... The odd thing about this is that it's written in C# (a fork of csLex).. so it's not a PECL or classic PEAR package.. -- and the code needs tidying up quite a bit (although it works) Anyone got any great ideas on this? Regards Alan -- Can you help out? Need Consulting Services or Know of a Job? http://www.akbkhome.com