PHPEclipse or Zend PHPIDE?

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Which plugin do you prefer for Eclipse?

PHPEclipse
3
60%
Zend PHPIDE
2
40%
 
Total votes: 5

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PHPEclipse or Zend PHPIDE?

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Which one is better and why?

Oh and while I'm asking... what svn plugin do y'all use for eclipse? Tortoise?
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Tortoise?
Tortoise has always treated me very nice.
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The SVN plug-in built by the guys a Tigris for Eclipse. ;)
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yea I suppose they would be the ones to bet on (they wrote svn didn't they?)
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I have officially shelved Zend Studio. Compared to Eclipse, it is utter and complete crap.

I use the tortoise stand alone client for SVN. I haven't looked at SVN plugins for eclipse yet.
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that is good to know everah, thanks!
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Post by Chris Corbyn »

Never tried the Zend IDE plugin for Eclipse since PHPEclipse made me smile anyway :)

I just use the svn command line client for subversion... you can't beat a command line.
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I just installed both, and so far, I see no difference. :?
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Post by Christopher »

Everah wrote:I use the tortoise stand alone client for SVN. I haven't looked at SVN plugins for eclipse yet.
The SVN plugins for eclipse works well. I use it daily. That and the ESFTP plugin.
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Post by RobertGonzalez »

You know what? I totally read this poll wrong. I thought you said Zend Studio. Sorry about that. I have not used the Zend PHPIDE. I don't plan to at the moment as Eclipse if working exactly as I would expect my IDE to work.
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no problem, everah, your response was useful regardless. :)
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Everah wrote:You know what? I totally read this poll wrong. I thought you said Zend Studio. Sorry about that. I have not used the Zend PHPIDE. I don't plan to at the moment as Eclipse if working exactly as I would expect my IDE to work.
Zend PHPIDE is a PHP Plugin for Eclipse, as is PHPEclipse :) Which are you using? :)
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Post by RobertGonzalez »

The Eclipse editor with the PHPEclipse plugin.

[s]/ Man, this is a tough thread. I feel like a newbie editor user. I need ice cream.[/s]
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Post by alvinphp »

I tried Zend PHP plugin for Eclipse and had too many problems with it so stuck with PHPEclipse.
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Post by MrPotatoes »

man, i was hoping it was done in C++ so i can actually read the PHP debugger part so i can try to impliment my own down the line. i don't want to relearn Java to do that. also, i hate Java

Eclipse has so many cool things on it though. i really want to give it a shot but i don't want to install java onto my machine in order to use it
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