Good PHP editor

[Darren]

i want to edit a php file which contains html as well, anything better than notepad?

[Lane]

Phpedit

[hahmike]

Wordpad...

[JFPdude]

http://www.editpadpro.com

[flashfreak]

Macromedia Homesite 5.0

[DjSap]

edit plus 2...

[Lane]

i like that flash sig, lol

[flashfreak]

Originally posted by Lane
i like that flash sig, lol

thanks !

[Jimbo]

Originally posted by DjSap
edit plus 2...

DEFINITLY!

[Brujah]

UltraEdit
www.idmcomp.com

I don't like editors with huge GUI's. UltraEdit is fast, and powerful. I haven't tried some of these others that were listed.

[faytl]

Homesite 5PHPEd Zend Studio

[faytl]

Homesite 5
PHPEd
Zend Studio

Hope that makes a lil more sense, you can tell I'm new round here

[boldy]

and again ....


joe



vi



vim

[Nbritte]

Originally posted by Brujah
UltraEdit
www.idmcomp.com

I don't like editors with huge GUI's. UltraEdit is fast, and powerful. I haven't tried some of these others that were listed.

Yup what he said UltraEdit dont leave home without it
I have had to open 150 files once when I used RS because there was an error in the html I missed did a search and replace in all 150 files at one time then did a save all and fixed the problem in about 2 minutes

Brian

[gothweb]

Originally posted by Darren
i want to edit a php file which contains html as well, anything better than notepad?

pico

[dnsmonster]

I used to run HomeSite 5.0 but Dreamweaver MX just kicked its ass real bad.

[foe]

I use phpcoder a freebie or pico or vi if im coding on a linux box

[foe]

Originally posted by dnsmonster
I used to run HomeSite 5.0 but Dreamweaver MX just kicked its ass real bad.

I tried using mx didnt like it at all for php coding

[dnsmonster]

Dude MX has nearly the same damn layout as HomeSite when you switch to editor mode. How can you not like it? Lots of other cool shit like server sniplets, etc. I have a huge library of stuff I pre-written and I plug it into my code with a single freaking macro.

[Jaded_Fool]

I gotta say Dreamweaver MX

After using homesite MX just seemed so much cleaner and easier.

Mainly cleaner

[Tim2]

Dreamweaver MX rules! Homesite is pretty good too.

[Dreamman010]

vi.

[foe]

Hmm going to try mx now

[skazzel]

Vim / GVim is definately where it's at. You can even run it under windows if you insist.

[foe]

nm only got ultra dev, anyone use that ..... for now Im sticking with vi

[Swiftone]

NuSphere's PHPED is godly. It's $300 unless you pirate it, but well worth it if you spend a lot of time coding IMO.

[Darren]

tks very very helpful, i have a few good uns now

[mike503]

text editors. any kind.

fuck color syntax highlighting. fuck any "help"

you learn the language better without all that fucking fluff.