Re: What kind of Editor you used to build PHP script ?

Good ideas! Thank you! :) "Uttam" <uttam@lml.co.in> wrote: 97FB62E1E350D511B71F00A0C99D0CC30352D361@MSEXCHANGE... > i hv been using plain text editor (Notetab Light) mostly, and hv also tried > some IDEs but found them not stable enough... > > apart from powerful text editor, here's the wishlist from a php script > editor: > > * ROCK SOLID stability > * syntax highlighting (with monochrome mode) > * VB like immediate warnings in a line of code that has syntax problem, > improper loop etc. > * Code completion, including methods, properties of referenced objects. > * Braces matching & highlighting {} > * Function browser (php as well as UDF) > * Class browser > * Database integration, especially MySQL (ability to at least view if not > create/modify available databases, tables, field names etc.) > * Custom Sandbox -Ability to specify run time environment variables > (get/post/session/server etc.) and let the script play in it. > * Preview output i.e. previewing raw script output (including headers) > * Preview in browser > * Step-thru-code mode with output view (for debugging) / probing variable > values at steps. > * Integrated php.ini GUI editor > * Integrated php help > * Built in updatable frequently used code snippets > > i leave the rest for others to add... > > Overall, the emphasis is on the features which enable the programmer to > concentrate on the logic of the code rather than the code itself. > > peps up! >