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I didn't use the Zend PHPIDE. I have Zend Studio, then began using Eclipse. There is a setting (project root) in the projects setting, that, if it not the same as the location of the files you are working, it uses your app associated with the file type you are working with instead of Eclipse. I found that on the PHPEclipse forums. I changes that setting and shebang, all works fine.
And I have to say that I think I am going to be abandoning Zend Studio in favor of Eclipse. Eclipse just plain blows it out of the water.
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WTF? I have The zend IDE installed in Eclipse but every time I open *any* file from the eclipse menu, gEdit opens the file, not Eclipse. It's literally impossible for me to open a file in Eclipse. This is a new install under Ubuntu.
Any clues? It's nothing to do with Zend's IDE neither since this was happening before I installed it. I installed it in the hope it would fix this issue. JS files do the same thing.
Any clues? It's nothing to do with Zend's IDE neither since this was happening before I installed it. I installed it in the hope it would fix this issue. JS files do the same thing.
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gedit is the default editor on Ubuntu under Gnome. I believe the settings in Eclipse are actually to blame - go into preferences and check the file associations. Chances are, the PHP extension is set to the default system editor rather than Eclipse itself. Remember Eclipse can be configured to open project files with an external editor and it usually does just that for add-ons like php-eclipse or Zend's phpide.