RE: [PHP] Recommended windows-editor for php-projects.
| From: | daniel | Date: | Thu, 10 Apr 2003 01:07:41 +0000 |
| Subject: | RE: [PHP] Recommended windows-editor for php-projects. | ||
| Groups: | php.general | ||
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i use homesite
but there is also PHPEdit but this crashed continously and was really bugger
so i ditched it , i too found out after 3 years using homesite it has version
control doh :|
>===== Original Message From linuxgeek <php@fast.net> =====
>I don't have the URL's but I too have been doing this and found some
>nice free products.
>
>Search for HAPEDIT (Acronym for HTML, ASP and PHP edit)
> PHPEditor
> CEdit
> DEVPHP
> AEXedit
>ALl of these work quite nicely
>
>
>Tommy Ipsen wrote:
>
>> Hi everybody
>>
>> I've been looking for and trying quite a few php code-editors for
>> quite a while now - still haven't encountered anything really good yet.
>>
>> I've used Homesite 5 for quite some time but it lacks features for
>> editing php scripts in my opinion. Furthermore I've tried Zend Studio
>> which is to slow and non-windows like (Coded in Java perhaps?) and
>> finally I've tried Maguma Studio (v. 1.0.6) which is quite good but
>> the project management feature seems to be faulty.
>>
>> To sum up:
>>
>> I'm looking for an editor with:
>>
>> - Windows interface (using w2k)
>> - function insight - ability to look up built-in as well as home-made
>> functions and classes (maguma does a good job here!)
>> - syntax highlighting
>> - project management
>> - ability to use built-in webserver og php.exe directly for previewing
>> (maguma quite good here!)
>> - ability to syncronize with website using ftp (homesite/dreamweaver
>> quite good)
>>
>> Furthermore it would be nice if the editor supported html, mysql and
>> css as well - but the above mentioned is more important than this!!
>>
>> Hope to hear what your experiences are!
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> Tommy Ipsen
>>
>>
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