Re: looking for a PHP editor

Hi Sabina! On Mon, 08 Jan 2001, Sabina Huang wrote: > > BTW, vi and vim have a feature that lets you code PHP, as apposed to > > those other editors that code for you. > > Pardon me! :-) > I like coding but I don't have time to spend doing silly validations or > table sortings :-) > Of course tools cannot do everything for you, but doing simple tasks > manually is for people who have too much time on their hands, like you :-) > Hey, isn't PHP interpreted by or compiled into C++ or assembly or something > ? > I think it is :-) So, here you go, why don't you write in assembly?! > This makes me wonder - why was PHP invented anyway ? erm, how about cat'? I love cats, really, they are cute. Then, cat' is damn fast, you know. XEmacs takes ages to load, meanwhile I already wrote lines of code with cat, duh ;) as for assembly, it's a good start in understanding PHP, really. Start from the bottom. I loved a sig I sow once about nice GUIs -- they are simple to do simple things, cause for complex things you need a more complex tool, like vim or emacs (the clasical examples.) cheers everybody, -- teodor