Free PHP Editor

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Can anyone suggest a good free PHP editor?
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José María Mateos said:
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vi

If you're strong enough, cat will suffice.
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Let me amend this. Try vim instead:

http://www.vim.org/

It has a GUI mode (gvim) or can run in a Terminal window and has syntax
coloring.
 
george said:
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Can anyone suggest a good free PHP editor?
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Hi!
I would highly recommend HTML-Kit (http://www.html-kit.com) as an
editor for any web-based technology. It supports syntax highlighting
and automatic indenting for HTML, PHP, ASP, Javascript, and many more
through the use of plugins. Anyways, give it a whirl and see what you
think -- I think you'll like it!

Clint Olson
co-n-co at mochamail dot com
 
george said:
Hi All
Can anyone suggest a good free PHP editor?
Thanks
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Specifying an OS would help.

For Windows:
- PHPEclipse serves as complete IDE with CVS et al.
- HTML-Kit is the perfect choice as Programmers' Editor.

AllOlli
 
On Sat, 24 Apr 2004 12:20:21 -0700, "Michael Vilain

Let me amend this. Try vim instead:

It has a GUI mode (gvim) or can run in a Terminal window and has syntax
coloring.
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Here is a "cut and paste" for those who are interested :


Updated Vim 6.2.494 for Windows:

http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/cream/gvim-6-2-494.exe
(2.7M, one-click installer, includes gvim.exe and vim.exe)

and found at http://cream.sf.net/vim.html.


Features

o Includes both gvim.exe (GUI Vim) and vim.exe (console Vim) [yes, it
actually does this time :) ]. New NSIS2 LZMA compression is perhaps
20-30% more efficient than bzip, so the file size didn't change!
o Updated through official patch level 6.2.494.
o Includes runtime files updated as of build date.
o Includes Dan Sharp's stub for BCC adjustments for TCL
(tclstub84-bor.lib).
o Includes Vince Negri's &conceal, &cursorbind, :ownsyntax patch. See
the help topics "w:ownsyntax-variable", "'conceallevel",
"'cursorbind", ":syn-conceal", ":syn-concealends", ":syn-cchar",
":syn-conceal-implicit", "hl-Conceal", and ":ownsyntax" for what
this patch adds.
o Includes an as-of-yet unofficial patch by Vim's author, Bram
Moolenaar, to fix :browse open file dialog on Win95.
o Adds support for Ruby interface feature (+ruby/dyn).
o Supports Perl 5.8, Python 2.2, Ruby 1.8, and TCL 8.4. Netbeans is
supported by default.
o Previous Cream installation enhancements such as the Ctrl+Shift+V
start key combination and the context-*in*sensitive menu have been
removed. It's now about as straight as I can get it.


Warnings and Notes

o This installer currently overwrites an existing Vim installation
without warning. Only the _vimrc is backed up. This will change next
release, but for now, if you want to keep something in your existing
$VIMRUNTIME location, BACK IT UP FIRST!
o The requirement for installation directory to end in "vim\" has been
removed.
o From this point forward our installers *with* the Cream scripts (not
the one above) install a default Vim alongside Cream. Anyone who has
Cream installed will now also have a Vim icon/installation composed
of the identical files as above, with the only exception that it
doesn't include (console) vim.exe.


Regards, John.
 
I use PSPad http://www.pspad.com/en/index.html
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Good choice indeed if one needs an allround Win32 editor -- especially if
you want macro recording, column selection, FTP support, multiple-entry
clipboard, file compare (including comparing editor contents with version on
disk) and an HEX editor.

By the way: does anyone know how to enable the multiple clipboard thing by
default (rather than hitting Alt-M)?

Adriaan
 
george said:
Hi All
Can anyone suggest a good free PHP editor?
Thanks
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Cant belive no one has said PHPed...

It IS the best editor... but will set you back a bit of money. But try the
demo, they have good student pricing...

No I dont work for them :P I found this product to kill the rest no sweat,
and the support team is awsome. They answer any question within an hour or
two.

www.phped.com
 
do like the rest of us...use newzbin, search the groups and get a copy of
either Zend or NuSphere.
others won't admit it, but who give a ****.
 
george said:
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Can anyone suggest a good free PHP editor?
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Andy already hinted that this question is a FAQ. Anyway, I wonder
no one has yet suggested PHPEdit
<http://www.phpedit.net/products/PHPEdit/> --- the best and free IDE,
and also a favorite of many regulars here.
Few features:
- All features of Zend + many
- Inbuilt preview
- Autocompletion of variables, functions, classes from many files
(even included files)
- Debugger
- Many plugins including document tool & SCM tools
 
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