Code editors: wich one is good?

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lc
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Post by lc »

I'm a notepad user too but after reading all these and checking them I think I may go for textpad.

Like the goblin I also basicly want a notepad that shows line numbers.
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Post by volka »

I like debugger, so I will try PHP Edit - just after finding the source of that annoying segfault when stopping the apache
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Re: editors

Post by Gath »

Well, after trying some, by now i'll stick with PHPedit...

(but that buffers bar is kind of annoying :( )

Also, Hydra is kind of cool... not that good, but cool :)



Thanks everyone for the info.
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Post by mikeq »

Hi guys,

Maybe a terminology thing this, but with PHPEdit what is the Buffers bar?

Also if anyone needs help setting up the remote debugging features on a Windows platform with PHPEdit let me know, took me a while to get it but it works now.

Mike
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Post by NetDragonX »

As just another voice in the crowd, I prefer to use EditPlus. Aside from the other editors, EditPlus doesn't just offer customized highlighting and syntax alignment... it offers it in over 10 different computer languages.

Basically, it can tell the difference between JavaScript, HTML, ASP, PHP, Perl, or XML.

Just my two cents.
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Post by qads »

mikeq, since you offered your help :)
i would like to know how to set it up.

thanks dude.
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Post by chiefmonkey »

I use the Zend IDE it may be a commercial offering, but I think it's worth every penny.

George
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Post by chiefmonkey »

Oxy wrote:I use editplus, and love it :)

For anyone using *inux, and feeling left out then you can head over to http://codeweavers.com and grab the latest version of WINE. I have MD8.1 running the linux version of Zend IDE and Editplus under WINE, and it runs really well


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Post by Dai »

There is another product called turbop php it works a bit like vb or delphi
http://www.least-resistance.com/turbo/index.php
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