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http://www.kefk.net/Tark/en/Evaluation/ ... ate_01.png

its doing C there, but it supports pretty much every major language (more than 50) i highly recommend people check it out, its my ONLY equivalent to zend, the rest suck
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malcolmboston wrote: http://www.kefk.net/Tark/en/Evaluation/ ... ate_01.png

its doing C there, but it supports pretty much every major language (more than 50) i highly recommend people check it out, its my ONLY equivalent to zend, the rest suck
It does look nice. The screen splitting feature is something that's nice too. Zend doesn't have it, nor does Anjuta (wich if you go on feature set alone is about the best out there in the OSS world). It's prolly something that would be easier to use while dealing with different code passages on the same file. I've been using bookmarks.

The only thing that I couldn't find when I went to kate home page is mention of an integrated debugger. Anjuta has one for C, C++, and I think Objective C as well. Zend of course has it for PHP. If you really into having a debugger, kate may not be the ticket. But that's an if.

Next time I upgrade my OS (maybe Fedora Core 2), I'll make a point of installing KDE so I can check out Kate and a couple of other things they've been 'busy at' while i've been away.

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Post by malcolmboston »

Kate does not have an integrated debugger as such, the only one i have ever used that has is Zend, and i stuck with it

Kate has syntax highlighting like this forum so its pretty easy to find out where your script is going wrong that and the power of error_reporting(E_ALL); usuall suffice.
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But just the fact that you have to have KDE to use it turns me off ..

Question: Can KATE open/save files from/to FTP sites?
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Zend IDE on every platform..
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NuSphere phpED

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I like NuSphere phpED for linux
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When I mess around on FreeBSD or Linux, I usually use Anjuta. I might have to try out that Kate some time...
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Re: php editor for linux

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ol4pr0 wrote:Any body knows a nice php editor for linux?
I use PHPEd http://www.nusphere.com, but it's much more than just an editor. If you're going to work on some serious project, it will be of much help. You can create php script, debug and profile it and deploy on a remote server.

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KDevelop
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Post by Lars79 »

I recommend PHPEclipse which is a plugin for Eclipse.

http://www.eclipse.org/
http://www.phpeclipse.de/

The great thing is, that you can use Eclipse for most programming languages by just adding the appropriate plugin so that you can use one IDE for all coding.
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