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shimano55 03-23-2005 11:47 PM

PHP Editor for Linux
 
On Windows I was using PHPCoder to do my PHP coding, but since PHPCoder doesn't have a Linux Release, I'm looking for a new program that can do syntax highlighting and stuff for PHP. Anyone know where I can get a PHP editor like this?

Thanks in advance,
shimano55

alunduil 03-23-2005 11:49 PM

If you are using KDE you may enjoy kdevelop, but otherwise give emacs a go. It's quite useful.

Alunduil

reddazz 03-24-2005 01:19 AM

Emacs does syntax highlighting. On KDE, KATE and kwrite also have very good syntax highlighting for php. I tend to use Quanta Plus though.

3p0ch 03-24-2005 05:54 AM

I am using KDevelop.. and although its an excellent C/C++ dev tool, in php it can be characterised as average. It does some highlighing, but its very basic, and it also provides some basic function commenting.

But its not compared to other windows IDEs, i would like to see some of them ported for linux.

walterbyrd 03-24-2005 08:36 AM

You might want to take a look here:

http://www.php-editors.com/

I use scite. It does the key word high-lighting ect. I is very lightweight and fast.

pnellesen 03-24-2005 08:42 AM

I've been using Quanta Plus for PHP editing for about 6 months now - I highly recommend it (and I don't even use KDE as my Window Manager ;) )

atom 03-24-2005 09:31 AM

/me tried quanta, kdevelop, scite and kate.
Finally, I stuck with Kate. She (yes, I know... ) is a very intelligent young woman who can quench all my desires for code-completion, syntax highlighting, file renaming (built in shell), commenting, having-more-files-open-at-a-time-in-tabs editing, + it can toggle function and code part visibility (scite style... only scite screwed it up a lot of times, kate doesn't, however.)

I'd recommend them in this order: Kate, SciTe, Quanta (some issues with highlighting, also a resource-hog to an unknown reason), kdevelop (very basic for scripting languages, otherwise a great environment).

-=------=- DO - NOT - READ - FOLLOWING -=-------=-
Don't get me wrong Kate, I love you for what you do, but i do have a GF and I pledge my allegeance to her. [slap]. Auch! That hurt! Slap back. [K Error handler pops up. Trace shows physical demage] Oh oh... Are you oh-right honey? I will never slap you again. I love you, after all... [Slap] Not you too llun! Yes I will call you tonight! Love you... oh god i'm a madman :D

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Please note the above is a joke :D

3p0ch 03-25-2005 02:49 AM

Where can someone get Kate from.. she looks nice :P

atom 03-25-2005 09:18 AM

kate is included in KDE. If you want it outside kde, you can use the kde separate ebuilds (if on gentoo).

Otherwise, try downloading it from kde site, you'll have to figure it out for yourself :D.

3p0ch 04-01-2005 05:51 AM

I c.. its indeed very nice!

vectordrake 04-03-2005 07:41 PM

Bluefish might do it for you as well. I like it (got it because of the php and css abilties).


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