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corvo
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Php Editor

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Hi evreyone:

I use now homesite to edit php pages, any suguestions to use another one?

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Notepad

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Umm...learn PHP and use notepad?
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Post by hob_goblin »

Yes, or the wonderful alternative: Wordpad

Wordpad has nice features like "paste" and "replace all", and it even features "Print" support :O !
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Post by corvo »

I use php for 2 years, but always use de homesite, and i think that is the best, but i was shearching for onther one, but this this is cool :)
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Post by llimllib »

Try Komodo from ASPN or Zend Studio if you want an IDE. I don't like either as much as Homesite, but they're worth a shot.
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tks llimllib, i will try that :)

regards,
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Post by Galahad »

I use Microsoft's Script Debugger. It's just a glorified text editor, but it's free and easy to install if you have windows.
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Post by llimllib »

Also, here is a good listing of IDEs
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Post by Zmodem »

IF you use Homesite, your already using the best. No need to continue searching! :D
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Post by llimllib »

I agree, unless you need to do serious PHP debugging (can you do that in Homesite? I haven't gotten it working, but neither have I tried). That's the only reason I'd use something else.
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Post by 9902468 »

Quanta plus works for me...

Check http://quanta.sourceforge.net/
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Post by haagen »

I use (x)emacs =)

For quick changes i use vi or vim.
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uh, the hardcore ;)
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Post by BDKR »

Xemacs and Vi? Isn't that the same as water torture?

Just kidding....

Well, my .02 Republic Dahktaris. Cooledit and Nano. I also just checked out phpmole. Pretty impressed so far but I need to mess about wtih it some more.

later on,
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Post by gnu2php »

You could try UltraEdit--a great text editor. It's the one I use.
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