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miz	10-03-2004 03:35 AM

which php editors do you guys used ?

i haved tried ultraedit and php expert editor
i didnt liked them both
im using crimson editor
he's ok i think
which 1 do you use ? (windows version)

Velocd

10-03-2004 03:43 AM

On Windows I use Textpad for any coding.

On Linux or Unix I use VI/VIM. Great program, but has a steep learning curve.

Once I improve on VIM, I'll use the VIM port for Windows.

Darkwolf

10-03-2004 03:48 AM

try HAPEdit is good

Surtain23

10-03-2004 03:48 AM

I just use TextPad

KW802

10-03-2004 04:02 AM

An old freeware editor called Prolix. :(

AnhTuanCool

10-03-2004 04:22 AM

NotePAD, fast and durable :)

Brad	10-03-2004 04:23 AM

I use editplus, you can use the trail forever and its not limited in any way. I purchased a copy after using it freely for over a year. It dose syntax highlighting for everything it supports. And it supports xhtml, php, java, javascript, vbscript, c/c++, c#, CSS, XML along with a few others.

www.editplus.com

filburt1

10-03-2004 04:28 AM

It is absolutely unacceptable to rely on Notepad for coding in any language except English.

http://www.webdesignforums.net/showt...hlight=notepad

KW802

10-03-2004 04:31 AM

HAPEdit looks interesting..... I just grabbed a copy and am playing with it now.

Anybody find an editor yet that has a 'go to column' function instead of just 'go to line number'? :)

Talisman

10-03-2004 04:35 AM

I use TextPad.

AnhTuanCool

10-03-2004 04:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by filburt1

It is absolutely unacceptable to rely on Notepad for coding in any language except English.

http://www.webdesignforums.net/showt...hlight=notepad

All needs are brain works :p

AnhTuanCool

10-03-2004 04:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KW802

HAPEdit looks interesting..... I just grabbed a copy and am playing with it now.

Anybody find an editor yet that has a 'go to column' function instead of just 'go to line number'? :)

http://dzsoft.com/dzphp.htm

http://www.dzsoft.com/images/dzphp.png < screenshot

This one does :)

tomshawk

10-03-2004 04:55 AM

HTML Kit and Windows Notepad

Works great ;)

Logikos

10-03-2004 06:39 AM

I've been using pico alot, easier then uploading refresh if im not on my localhost.

HiDeo

10-03-2004 07:18 AM

I use PSPad

Dean C

10-03-2004 08:53 AM

Been a very happy UltraEdit user for well over a year now :)

assassingod

10-03-2004 08:59 AM

TextPad for me, it's excellent

h75	10-03-2004 09:54 AM

www.edit4win.de :)

Velocd

10-03-2004 02:31 PM

Pico is about the equivalent of notepad's functionality, but for Unix.

I also can't understand how people use notepad. Early in the summer when I was hired for a programming job in PHP/MySQL, another employee on my team, a graduate student, was intending to use notepad for the entire job. I couldn't quite understand it, but I quickly directed them to Textpad.

If you want simple interface that is easy to maneuver, Textpad is as easy as Notepad.

Notepad lacks in these most basic, but performance enhancing, options:

Auto-tab, convert tab to spaces, setting tab space number. These are important for making your code readable across all platforms.
Syntax highlighting. One of the most useful features of all good text editors.
Search & Replace (w/regex capabilities)
Display line numbers!
Document tabs, & document tree. For opening multiple files in one workspace. Also the option of being able to save a workspace is a time saver.
Auto-saving
Multi-user friendly: granted most vB people work on projects solo, but if you're ever in a situation where you are working in a team on the same programming files, you'll want your text editor to tell you if somebody has remotely saved (write) a file you have open. Otherwise you'll have version differences, which will lead to a mess. Notepad will not warn you whatsoever if the opened file was edited somewhere else.

Logikos

10-03-2004 02:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Velocd

Auto-tab, convert tab to spaces, setting tab space number. These are important for making your code readable across all platforms.
Syntax highlighting. One of the most useful features of all good text editors.
Search & Replace (w/regex capabilities)
Display line numbers!
Document tabs, & document tree. For opening multiple files in one workspace. Also the option of being able to save a workspace is a time saver.
Auto-saving
Multi-user friendly: granted most vB people work on projects solo, but if you're ever in a situation where you are working in a team on the same programming files, you'll want your text editor to tell you if somebody has remotely saved (write) a file you have open. Otherwise you'll have version differences, which will lead to a mess. Notepad will not warn you whatsoever if the opened file was edited somewhere else.

I wouldn't use Pico/Notepad for full backend hacking now. It's mainly used for bug fixes. Otherwise i use Arisesoft WinSntax.

Chris M

10-03-2004 02:57 PM

I use the good old trusty Notepad :)

Satan

shorty

10-03-2004 03:18 PM

<a href="http://www.activestate.com/Products/Komodo/" target="_blank">http://www.activestate.com/Products/Komodo/</a>

Komodo rocks!

Background syntax check, code folding, class browser.. blah blah blah

Expensive but worth it! (I beta tested, so got a nice discount to buy it).

miz	10-03-2004 03:47 PM

i tested some of your recomandtion, well

http://www.crimsoneditor.com/
still better he have a very good highlighting for mysql/php and others

here is list of Features :

Code:

Edit multiple documents

   - switch between documents using file selection tab.

   - Ctrl+Tab brings the last accessed document to topmost.

   - support window splitter to see different parts of a document.



Syntax highlighting

   - configurable via custom syntax files.

   - preconfigured for more than 100 computer languages.



Multi-level undo / redo

   - all editing actions are recorded from the opening of a file.

   - any document always can be undone to it's initial contents.

   - unlimited undo and redo buffers.



Project management

   - manage group of related files into one project.

   - remote files also can be included in a project.



Directory tree view window

   - click to open documents.

   - filter to display only selected file class.



Find & Replace

   - replace specified text one by one, or as a whole.

   - support regular expression.



Column mode editing

   - copy and paste rectangular selections.

   - switch between column mode and line mode. (Alt+C)



Natural word wrapping

   - word wrapping does not affect syntax highlighting.

   - configurable wrapping indentation. (easer to understand the syntax)



Spell checker

   - around 100000 words were added in the dictionary.

   - users can register new words in their own dictionary. (InstallDir/user.dic)



User tools and macros

   - execute external programs with proper arguments.

   - compile, execute and test your code.

   - ease your fingers with key stroke recording. (record & replay)



Edit remote files directly using built-in FTP client

   - open, edit, and save documents in remote FTP servers.

   - save account information (encoded) for automatic logon.



Print & Print preview

   - configurable page header and footer.

   - print with line numbers.

   - print with syntax highlighting. (used in color printer)

   - true type font selection for printer.



Other useful features

   support Unicode & UTF-8 encoding, drag & drop text editing,

   single instance / multiple instances, ability to detect changed files,

   bookmark & go to, highlight active line, highlight matching pairs,

   multi-byte support with integrated IME (for eastern languages),

   auto indent, wheel mouse support, copy & paste, line numbers,

   configurable line spacing, option to save files in Unix format,

i really think that all textpad users ond others should use it

Paul M

10-03-2004 04:50 PM

I use .Edit

http://www.ashleybrown.co.uk/dotedit/default.asp

The loading and saving of files via ftp as though they were on a local drive is great, as are it's other features.

58sniper

10-03-2004 10:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dean C

Been a very happy UltraEdit user for well over a year now :)

Ditto about UltraEdit - for many years. It's worth it.

Jolten

10-03-2004 10:29 PM

BEdit... for the Mac

AnhTuanCool

10-04-2004 01:30 AM

I think the editor goes with CuteFTP Pro is quite cool too :)

mholtum

10-04-2004 01:32 AM

I have Macromedia Studio MX 2004, so I use Dreamweaver.. It rocks..

Dean C

10-04-2004 06:24 AM

Btw whoever reccomended komodo. I downloaded the evaluation. When I run it it says I don't have a license and there is no option to enter the evaluation license key I got through the mail. Also it hangs when I try and uninstall. Great start there ;)

Logikos

10-04-2004 06:27 AM

It's going to be hard to get me away from Winsyntax.

buro9

10-04-2004 08:21 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Velocd

On Windows I use Textpad for any coding.

On Linux or Unix I use VI/VIM. Great program, but has a steep learning curve.

Once I improve on VIM, I'll use the VIM port for Windows.

This is precisely my setup and I recommend it highly.

Erwin

10-04-2004 01:14 PM

EditPlus, Nano.

I would not recommend using Dreamweaver - overkill, and it can add extraneous white space.

ForumRelated

10-04-2004 02:40 PM

Crimson Editr here. I use editplus from time to time but not often though.

Rose	10-05-2004 06:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brad.loo

I forget if I've posted in this thread or not, but this is what I use to for the same reasons as Brad mentioned. I LOVE edit plus and wouldn't think of using anything else.

SaN-DeeP

10-05-2004 07:18 PM

i almost tried all the editors above..
but my old editplus seems to be best pal :)

Revan

10-05-2004 08:15 PM

I use Dreamweaver for all my coding. The only disadvantage it has is slower loading time than other editors, but then again I only load it once a day and it stays that way.
Ive also integrated the entire php.net manual into it, and no it never rewrites or fecks up my code in any way. It helps me with my XHTML syntax, and makes syntax errors in PHP easy to find.

The first mofo that comes in here saying DW sucks and its for n00bs, I will personally [female dog]slap back to last year

Erwin

10-06-2004 05:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Revan

LOL! You missed my post earlier that warns of using DW for editing PHP files. Guess I am a mofo. ;)

Natch

10-06-2004 06:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KW802

Anybody find an editor yet that has a 'go to column' function instead of just 'go to line number'? :)

SCite does ...

I tend to use either EMEditor or Scite

Jerry

10-06-2004 12:18 PM

jEdit and some times nedit exported over X from a gentoo server to Xmanager .

Means I can work on any where by exporting the apps I used from the dev server over X via SSH to where ever I am.

rebelsrock06

10-06-2004 12:40 PM

i use Scite

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