Re: Re: (native) linux-php-editor with some advanced features?

That is really odd. From what I heard Zend Studio runs faster in Linux than Windows. I have only experienced the Windows version over someone's shoulder, but with similar machines mine seems to load faster and run better and I use Linux. Try upgrading to the new ZS3 if you haven't already. It is faster and better than 2.6. Well worth the money. I still find myself using vi/pico though more often than not. I guess it is all a matter of preference. Jeremy On Wed, 2003-10-08 at 09:57, Kirk Babb wrote: > As a amateur PHP user, I have really enjoyed Komodo 2.5 (been using it since > 1.3). Buy the non-commercial license, it's cheap (I think I paid $24.95) > and ActiveState backs up their products well. Not a plug for them, but my > experience with them has been good. > > Plus, if you want to switch back and forth from Windows to Linux, the > license still applies (I have a dual-boot machine), and the functionality is > the same. > > HTH > -Kirk > > > "Thomas Seifert" <thomas-lists@myphorum.com> wrote in message > news:20031007105424.32fd489f.thomas-lists@myphorum.com... > > Hey folks, > > > > I know this topic comes up again and again but I couldn't find > > any usefull php-editor for linux which is NOT written in java AND > > has some advanced features like a "file navigation" (listing all functions > > in a file with direct jump to them) or tooltips with the function > definition > > or similar. > > > > I liked the features of the Zend IDE but its just to aching slow on linux > > (don't know why, but its much faster on windows), while other native > editors > > are not made for php or just contain its syntax-highlightning without any > further > > special features. > > Did I miss one of the available editors which provides these features? > > > > Thanks, > > > > Thomas