Re: PHP Development Tool

> On Tue, 27 Jun 2000, Chris Adams wrote: > > > > PHPEdit works well too. Besides that...REAL Hackers Hand Code ;) hehehe... > > > > Besides, what's wrong with real programmer's editors? Something like Textpad > > (http://www.textpad.com/) is cheap and includes syntax highlighting for dozens of > > languages (along > > with completely configurable editing options for each language), clipping libraries to > > store code > > snippets in and, most importantly, is a generally wonderful editor. The nice things is > > that instead > > of being PHP-centric, it's a good editor for almost any text (or binary!) editing > > task so I don't > > have to put up with one editor for PHP, one for Cold Fusion, one for SQL, one for HTML, > > one for C++, > > one for Java, . . . you get the picture. > > you forgot the most important one :) *vi* for httpd.conf and php.ini :) I use textpad for those as well on Win32 systems. Otherwise, you're entirely correct. I was pleased the other day when a coworker was sitting somewhat astonished at how quickly I was editing stuff with vi. Never really understood why anyone would need Escape Meta Alt Control Shift. BTW - the link you posted for PHPED should have had a lowercase d on the end.