Php Editor

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BlueCougar
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Post by BlueCougar »

For windows I would have to suggest Editplus. I use it for PHP, HTML, C, etc...even grocery lists.
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Post by gnu2php »

But how do you get EditPlus?

nm, I found a link: http://www.tucows.com/preview/194616.html
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Post by EricS »

Dreamweaver MX is my favorite!
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Post by twigletmac »

Been using Editplus since I decided notepad was a bit too masochistic.

Apparently we're getting Dreamweaver MX at work - I am intending to insist on editors rights to any PHP code it attempts to produce.

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Post by llimllib »

Believe it or not, the new Dreamweaver is actually pretty good about letting you keep control of your code - I know I didn't believe it before I used it at work. Basically, they're trying to bring HomeSite users into the DreamWeaver fold so they can kill off homesite, so they added a homesite compatibility mode which leaves your code intact if you avoid the WYSIWYG view. The great satan of ugly code has made some steps forward (but they still can't take my copy of homesite away :) )

Oh, and if you're going to go the glorified notepad route, may I suggest notetab?
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Tks to all !!!!

Post by corvo »

I was envited to watch the launch ok Dreamwaver MX in Lisbon, Portugal than i had a course and i realy like that.

I am now wayting for my MacromediaStudio MX and i think that real work's.

For now i will stay whith my HomeSite :)

I will send news :wink:

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( in english Crow)
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Post by Jay »

i'll be honest, i struggled for months trying to get a script in php to actually work and the reason for that? I kept using NotePad or WordPad.

BIG mistake - now i use one with syntax highlighting and it changed EVERYTHING! The code is easier on the eye and i can achieve a lot more with much less effort and time.

So, my vote is anything which has syntax highlighting will do
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Post by protokol »

Check out ConTEXT for Windows. It's a GREAT programmer's editor. It has a syntax highlighter support for lots of languages, auto-indenting, etc.

http://www.fixedsys.com/context
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I use VI VIM or VIM -g
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Post by jason »

DOS's EDIT

Oh yeah! Ph34r m3 :!:

/me goes back to work on my index.qbasic page...
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Post by MattF »

PHPCoder for most things and Metapad for quick edits :D

P.S. Dos edit rules you all!
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Post by llimllib »

off topic, how geek would it be to write mod_qbasic?
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