Syntax errors for smarty code

I work with smarty a lot, and I mean a lot. Every single day in fact, all day long. Is there a way to turn off the syntax errors for my smarty code? Basically every file I open is going to tell me there are syntax errors all over the page...
Thanks!

I am not familiar with smarty but the options for disabling syntax errors can be found under the view menu,
View > Code View Options > Syntax Error Alerts in Info Bar (tick or untick)
Richard

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>
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