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mark
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php editor

#1 Post by mark »

Hello forum

Which PHP editor do you use?
and why?

Dimple
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#2 Post by Dimple »

I use vim
but there are lots of editors you can use
If you look for a complete IDE I suggest you look at kdevelop

woody

#3 Post by woody »

locally I use Quanta or Bluefish, for edit .php files on remote conections: vi

Guest

#4 Post by Guest »

vim.

DomCleal
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#5 Post by DomCleal »

If remotely on ssh, nano (yeah!), else if at my desktop (KDE), I use KWrite, syntax highlighting, folding etc and it's pretty lightweight for a GUI editor. Kate is pretty good also (bit bigger, and has more features, uses the same KPart I think as KWrite).
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#6 Post by djg »

Zend Studio

It has a large number of useful features. Good syntax highlighting, function reference and debugging amongst others. There's a 30 day trial available from zend.com.

If I'm debugging code remotely, I use GNU nano.

Guest

#7 Post by Guest »

I use jEdit, it's got a great php parser plugin and awesome syntax highlighting, plus it's cross-platform so i can use it at work and home.
http://jedit.org/[/url]

Butcher
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#8 Post by Butcher »

Eclipse, with phpeclipse (http://phpeclipse.sf.net)
Do or do not, there is no try.
http://www.wogen-des-schicksals.de

miikkajo
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emacs + php-elisp + tramp

#9 Post by miikkajo »

emacs + php-elisp + tramp

that is just great combination

emacs:
takes awhile to learn but ist really nice when you get hang of it

php-elips:
php syntax highlight and other for emacs

tramp:
remote file access for emacs (ssh,ftp,etc...)
with support for full file operations too (chmod,chown,delete,...)

i have tried other editors too but i allways seem to return back to emacs :)

sevast

#10 Post by sevast »

Anonymous wrote:I use jEdit, it's got a great php parser plugin and awesome syntax highlighting, plus it's cross-platform so i can use it at work and home.
http://jedit.org/[/url]
What is this php parser plugin you are use with jEdit? I couldn't find any

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#11 Post by deepsa »

Hello Reader,

Visit this
www.scintilla.org

Best IDE + editior for PHP

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