Free PHP Editor

"burnr" wrote
> I use PSPad http://www.pspad.com/en/index.html

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" <NOSPAM@btinternet.com> wrote in message
news:c6dr2c$59f$1@hercules.btinternet.com...
> Hi All
> Can anyone suggest a good free PHP editor?
> Thanks

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

"Hayden Kirk" <spam@spam.com>:
>
> "george" <NOSPAM@btinternet.com> wrote in message
>
> > Can anyone suggest a good free PHP editor?
>
> Cant belive no one has said PHPed...

Everyone else can read.

> ... but will set you back a bit of money.

It was only the briefest number of words for you to read, but you failed.
I'll break it down for you.

The request was for a PHP editor that meets the following two criteria:

- good
- free

Remainder of advertisement snipped. So too the wrong newsgroup you
posted into: alt.comp.freeware.


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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 fuck.

"george" <NOSPAM@btinternet.com> wrote in message
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> Hi All
> Can anyone suggest a good free PHP editor?
> Thanks
>
>
>

me@privacy.net says...

> The request was for a PHP editor that meets the following two criteria:
>
> - good
> - free

My 2c:

1. Crimson Editor.
2. Chami HTML-Kit

I prefer Crimson as it allows direct editing on the server using inbuilt
FTP. Neither are a full IDE environment, but I don't want/need that,
just an editor.

Geoff M

"george" <NOSPAM@btinternet.com> wrote:

> Can anyone suggest a good free PHP editor?

http://www.phpedit.net does the job for me. Development seems to be a
bit sluggish lately, but it gets better and better with every
release.

Regards,
Wald

"george" <NOSPAM@btinternet.com> wrote in message news:<c6dr2c$59f$1@hercules.btinternet.com>...
> Hi All
> Can anyone suggest a good free PHP editor?

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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> 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

I just downloaded PHPEclipse, a plugin for Eclipse.
It is really good, contains many brilliant features, and has become my
favourite editor.

Steps to Get It:

Download Eclipse, about 18mb:
1) http://www.eclipse.org/ - click on files/downloads then look for the
file "eclipse-platform-2.1.3-win32.zip"
2) Then visit http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/phpeclipse/ and
download PHPEclipse and the plugins.

If you do not have a Java Platform installed it will be impossible to
run. You can download one free from: http://java.sun.com/ I recommend
skipping the SDK, and downloading only the files required to run it,
"enables you to run java programs".

Hope this helps.

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Maguma
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