Re: PHP Editor - which to use?

FYI- New to this list but have been a php coder for 2 years. I know a lot of you out there are going to groan inwardly, but I use Dreamweaver, mainly because that's what I used since it's inception when I was writing static sites. I use OSX for my writing platform and occasionally use BBedit as well. If someone could point out a better PHP editor for the Mac, please speak up:) BTW- Dreamweaver has pretty decent PHP highlighting. I started out as a pure designer but got into the web and have since been a moderate code writer, so cut me some slack if my methods are not standard;) Whether or not it is proper form, I use the following format: if($conditional) { some code; } else { if($subconditional) { subsome code; } else { subsome alternate code; } } ------------------- iChat screen name- mdsgkevin > * Thus wrote Robert Cummings (robert@interjinn.com): >> *COUGH* *COUGH* EVERY REAL coder knows that you have to use the >> following brace style for your code to be accepted into the l33t >> hierarchy of h@ck3rz: >> >> if( $pos_params != false ) >> { >> $back_url = substr( $HTTP_GET_VARS['origin'], 0, $pos_params ); >> >> $back_url_params = >> substr( $HTTP_GET_VARS['origin'], $pos_params + 1 ); >> } >> else >> { >> $back_url = $HTTP_GET_VARS['origin']; >> $back_url_params = ''; >> } > > cat | realprogrammer > > if( $pos_params != false ) { > > $back_url = substr( $HTTP_GET_VARS['origin'], 0, $pos_params ); > $back_url_params = > substr( $HTTP_GET_VARS['origin'], $pos_params + 1 ); > > } else { > > $back_url = $HTTP_GET_VARS['origin']; > $back_url_params = ''; > > } > > cat | realprogrammer | in_a_rush > > if($p) { > $bu = substr( $_GET['o'], 0, $p ); > $bup = substr( $_GET['o'], ++$p ); > } else { > $bu = $_GET['o']; > $bup = ''; > } > > :) > > Curt