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PHP editor like JaPBe?

Post by Pantcho!! »

Hello,
I am starting to program in PHP and i dont know any good editor for PHP.

does anyone knows of good PHP editor like JaPBe that has like in the status bar that has help on the syntax?

like when writing a function or a reserved built in language function help?

thanks.
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I like Active State's Komodo

http://www.activestate.com/Products/Komodo/
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Post by JCV »

I personally use Crimson Editor when coding in perl and other languages.

You check the features Here

Its free and easy to use.
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Post by Pantcho!! »

Thanks guys for your suggestions!

I found a nice one that do exactly what i needed - http://hapedit.free.fr

it rocks!
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I use Notepad++ for all my coding needs ;)
http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm
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Post by Kukulkan »

Hi,

I found PSPad the best solution for PHP. It includes UTF-support, too (what many others are missing). Best ist, that the syntax of PHP is included so that a simple str with Strg+Space is enough to browse all functions by name (including parameters). This is especially for beginners very handy...

Link: http://www.pspad.com/

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Post by benny »

@Pantcho:

Good time to try out Eclipse (if you never worked with it before). There
is an excellent plugin available here (but only for Eclipse V3.1 so far) :

http://www.phpeclipse.de/tiki-view_articles.php

Or use this complete all-in-one package from Zend :

http://www.zend.com/de/phpide/
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http://www.editplus.com/

This thrashes all others! I've used nothing else for other languages for 6 years. :)
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Post by Beach »

Pantcho!! wrote:I found a nice one that do exactly what i needed - http://hapedit.free.fr

it rocks!
Good find - I just might dump my DzSoft PHP editor for this one as it has all the programming languages I use (web based that is).

I said it before and I will say it again... the French are some of the best programmers in the world!
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