freeware PHP editors?
am 23.08.2007 08:59:43 von Bombay Peggycan anyone recommend a good freeware PHP editor?
(tried PSPad, Crimson, NoteTab)
thanks for any reviews
can anyone recommend a good freeware PHP editor?
(tried PSPad, Crimson, NoteTab)
thanks for any reviews
Bombay Peggy wrote:
> can anyone recommend a good freeware PHP editor?
>
> (tried PSPad, Crimson, NoteTab)
>
> thanks for any reviews
>
>
vi or vim
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| Bombay Peggy wrote:
| > can anyone recommend a good freeware PHP editor?
| >
| > (tried PSPad, Crimson, NoteTab)
| >
| > thanks for any reviews
| >
| >
| vi or vim
ewwwww!
my favorite is crimson editor. i like being able to vertically edit in order
to format blocks of code at one time. i just wish it folded code.
why anyone would use vi (especially on a window's pc) is beyond me. too many
codes to remember just to do simple things and maneuvering through a
document is a pain in the ass.
if your source is on a *nix system, i'd use winscp to pull the file to your
local machine. it watches for changes to your file...so, when you change
something and save the changes, winscp updates the server immediately with
those changes. that's regardless of the editor you're using.
Steve wrote:
> "David McKenzie"
> news:fajbu9$jr9$1@news-01.bur.connect.com.au...
> | Bombay Peggy wrote:
> | > can anyone recommend a good freeware PHP editor?
> | >
> | > (tried PSPad, Crimson, NoteTab)
> | >
> | > thanks for any reviews
> | >
> | >
> | vi or vim
>
> ewwwww!
>
> my favorite is crimson editor. i like being able to vertically edit in order
> to format blocks of code at one time. i just wish it folded code.
>
> why anyone would use vi (especially on a window's pc) is beyond me. too many
> codes to remember just to do simple things and maneuvering through a
> document is a pain in the ass.
>
> if your source is on a *nix system, i'd use winscp to pull the file to your
> local machine. it watches for changes to your file...so, when you change
> something and save the changes, winscp updates the server immediately with
> those changes. that's regardless of the editor you're using.
>
>
Steve,
I used to think vi was pretty hard. Then I had to start using it on a
unix system. I got used to the codes, and can do what I want in it.
But I've also seen vi experts who can edit code very quickly - much
faster than someone using a mouse. They can get to the text they want
faster from the keyboard than anyone using a mouse can. I'm nowhere
near that, and still prefer a graphics editor (I use Crimson, also).
But there is a lot to say for non-graphic editors.
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Bombay Peggy wrote:
> can anyone recommend a good freeware PHP editor?
KDevelop, supports much more than just PHP.
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//Aho
| Steve,
|
| I used to think vi was pretty hard. Then I had to start using it on a
| unix system. I got used to the codes, and can do what I want in it.
|
| But I've also seen vi experts who can edit code very quickly - much
| faster than someone using a mouse. They can get to the text they want
| faster from the keyboard than anyone using a mouse can. I'm nowhere
| near that, and still prefer a graphics editor (I use Crimson, also).
|
| But there is a lot to say for non-graphic editors.
i suppose. i've seen them too, really going to town. i just don't have the
time nor inclination to memorize codes...that is, outside of
ctl+(gfh,zxcv,home,end, pg up/dwn,arrows) and ctl+shift with most of the
previous listed.
teto, i guess. crimson does it for me.
"Bombay Peggy"
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> can anyone recommend a good freeware PHP editor?
Notepad ++.
http://www.cool-school.net
On Fri, 24 Aug 2007 07:06:45 +0200, "Zvonko Bi¹kup"
>
>"Bombay Peggy"
>news:zfazi.8279$vP5.3334@edtnps90...
>> can anyone recommend a good freeware PHP editor?
>
>
>Notepad ++.
>
>http://www.cool-school.net
>
EditPad has syntax highlighting
http://www.editpadpro.com/editpadlite.html
On Fri, 24 Aug 2007 07:07:23 +0000, crawleyglutenfreegroup wrote:
> On Fri, 24 Aug 2007 07:06:45 +0200, "Zvonko Bi¹kup"
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>>"Bombay Peggy"
>>news:zfazi.8279$vP5.3334@edtnps90...
>>> can anyone recommend a good freeware PHP editor?
>>
>>
>>Notepad ++.
>>
>>http://www.cool-school.net
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>
> EditPad has syntax highlighting
> http://www.editpadpro.com/editpadlite.html
ultraedit is amazing, if by free you mean able to be found online 'free'
On Mon, 10 Sep 2007 06:24:45 GMT, esoterik
wrote:
>On Fri, 24 Aug 2007 07:07:23 +0000, crawleyglutenfreegroup wrote:
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>> On Fri, 24 Aug 2007 07:06:45 +0200, "Zvonko Bi¹kup"
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>>>
>>>"Bombay Peggy"
>>>news:zfazi.8279$vP5.3334@edtnps90...
>>>> can anyone recommend a good freeware PHP editor?
>>>
>>>
>>>Notepad ++.
>>>
>>>http://www.cool-school.net
>>>
>>
>> EditPad has syntax highlighting
>> http://www.editpadpro.com/editpadlite.html
>
>ultraedit is amazing, if by free you mean able to be found online 'free'
I use Ultraedit myself. The only problem is that they keep
upgrading it and charging for the upgrades. The version I am using is
a little dated. But it serves my purposes and that's all I need. So
I registered it and just keep using the same older version.
Regards,
Fred
On Sep 10, 2:23 am, Fred Atkinson
> On Mon, 10 Sep 2007 06:24:45 GMT, esoterik
> wrote:
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> >On Fri, 24 Aug 2007 07:07:23 +0000, crawleyglutenfreegroup wrote:
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> >> On Fri, 24 Aug 2007 07:06:45 +0200, "Zvonko Bi=B9kup"
> >>
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> >>>"Bombay Peggy"
> >>>news:zfazi.8279$vP5.3334@edtnps90...
> >>>> can anyone recommend a good freeware PHP editor?
>
> >>>Notepad ++.
>
> >>>http://www.cool-school.net
>
> >> EditPad has syntax highlighting
> >>http://www.editpadpro.com/editpadlite.html
>
> >ultraedit is amazing, if by free you mean able to be found online 'free'
>
> I use Ultraedit myself. The only problem is that they keep
> upgrading it and charging for the upgrades. The version I am using is
> a little dated. But it serves my purposes and that's all I need. So
> I registered it and just keep using the same older version.
>
> Regards,
>
> Fred
I use Eclipse PDT. Its useful because it has built in syntax
highlighting, project management, debugging, etc. Plus, eclipse is
beginning to support additional languages (its originally a java ide)
- so it might be cool to be used to it... Additionally you can
install Aptana plugin to do highlighting for CSS JS etc... with code
auto completes, etc, project searching, regular expression searching
and finding/replacing, external tool support (which run in the console
of the IDE), its a lifesaver.
check it out here: http://www.zend.com/pdt
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exactly! lol.
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any decent open source/freeware linux based editors like ultraedit? I'm
trying to make the switch to ubuntu but im missing things like UE and I'd
rather not run WINE or some other virtual emulator to use it.
ideas?