Re: Eclipse 3.3.1 and Cake PHP 1.2

2008-02-25 Thread Technoguru

Hi All,
 I did complete the Setup to use the phpeditor for .thtml
and .ctp.  Cake is listed in my include paths folder.  As for the
outline, I opened it in a controller, and it only shows the
controller, and the functions in the controller.  Am I supposed to see
a list of the core classes above my controller?  I also see $helpers:,
$components, $name which are the global variables that I am calling
for the controller, but the circle is not solid next to it.  So how
should the outline look.  My looks like this:
C Store Controller
 o $components:
 o $helpers :
 o $name :
 O add()
 O delete()
 O edit()
 O view()
 O index()
I try to activate the autocomplete on cakePHP classes and functions
but it does not seem to work.  Thank you for all your help.

Technoguru



On Feb 24, 6:49 am, Ape [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 HiTechnoguru,

 I hope I understood your problem right:

 Have you setup Eclipse to use the phpeditor as editor for *.thtml ,
 *.ctp and *.php files? See instructions on the article you 
 mentioned:http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/setting-up-eclipse-to-work-wi...

 If so: does the outline windows just say 'outline not available' or
 just nothing. Nothing means that you didn't have a functions, class
 etc in the current document. 'outline not available' means that it
 doesn't recognize the file as being php.

 Have you called a core-class in your document? otherwise you won't see
 it in the ouline
 Do you use Crtl-Space for autocomplete?
 Is cake listed in the Include Path folder in the explorer windows?

 NB: I always - File: import: 'import as existing project' my apps.

 Cheers,
 Ape

 On Feb 23, 5:26 pm,Technoguru[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  I have been following the tutorial 
  athttp://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/setting-up-eclipse-to-work-wi...,
  in order to setup a cakePHP and Eclipse Environment that will give me
  the ability to use cakePHP code completion, as well as run the bake
  script in the Eclipse Workspace.  However it does not seem to work.  I
  am using CakePHP 1.2 and Eclipse 3.3.1 on a Windows XP, that has
  Apache, PHP, and MYSQL already installed.  I get to the point labeled
  Defining projects in the tutorial, and can't get cake and my project
  to link up.
   Can someone explain how my files need to be setup (where do I place
  the core, and where my projects go in relation to it), how to link the
  cake core files into my project so I have access to its classes, how
   to verify that the link was made, and finally the syntax to setup the
  bake script.  The more detail, the better.  Thank you very much.

  UPDATE

  I have made some progress, but the controller still does not inherit
  the core classes. Here is how far I have gotten:
  1. I installed Eclipse PDT
  2. I noticed that I was on the PHP navigator and not the PHP explorer
  initially, so I opened the explorer by going to Windows - Show View -

   Other - PHP Explorer (Under PHP tools)

  3. I had to convert the project to a PDT project in order to get the
  Include Path ability. Right click the project, and click Convert to
  PDT project. Now if you right click you will see the Include
  Pathoptions.
  After including the path to the cake core, it stills seems like it is
  not working. I look in the Outline, and the core classes are not
  present, and auto complete does not work. Can someone please help us
out. Thanks.
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Re: Eclipse 3.3.1 and Cake PHP 1.2

2008-02-24 Thread Dardo Sordi Bogado

I've followed that article and it works great. I'm not an expert in
eclipse, my only experience with it was that tutorial. So, once it
worked, never touched it again.

I have this directory layout:
$HOME/php/ --- the webroot and eclipse workplace
   cake (the core)
   project1 (app for project1)
   project2 (app for project2)

On 2/23/08, Technoguru [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  I have been following the tutorial at
  http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/setting-up-eclipse-to-work-with-cake,
  in order to setup a cakePHP and Eclipse Environment that will give me
  the ability to use cakePHP code completion, as well as run the bake
  script in the Eclipse Workspace.  However it does not seem to work.  I
  am using CakePHP 1.2 and Eclipse 3.3.1 on a Windows XP, that has
  Apache, PHP, and MYSQL already installed.  I get to the point labeled
  Defining projects in the tutorial, and can't get cake and my project
  to link up.
   Can someone explain how my files need to be setup (where do I place
  the core, and where my projects go in relation to it), how to link the
  cake core files into my project so I have access to its classes, how
   to verify that the link was made, and finally the syntax to setup the
  bake script.  The more detail, the better.  Thank you very much.

  UPDATE

  I have made some progress, but the controller still does not inherit
  the core classes. Here is how far I have gotten:
  1. I installed Eclipse PDT
  2. I noticed that I was on the PHP navigator and not the PHP explorer
  initially, so I opened the explorer by going to Windows - Show View -
   Other - PHP Explorer (Under PHP tools)

  3. I had to convert the project to a PDT project in order to get the
  Include Path ability. Right click the project, and click Convert to
  PDT project. Now if you right click you will see the Include
  Pathoptions.
  After including the path to the cake core, it stills seems like it is
  not working. I look in the Outline, and the core classes are not
  present, and auto complete does not work. Can someone please help us
  out. Thanks.
  


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Re: Eclipse 3.3.1 and Cake PHP 1.2

2008-02-24 Thread Ape

Hi Technoguru,

I hope I understood your problem right:

Have you setup Eclipse to use the phpeditor as editor for *.thtml ,
*.ctp and *.php files? See instructions on the article you mentioned:
http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/setting-up-eclipse-to-work-wi...

If so: does the outline windows just say 'outline not available' or
just nothing. Nothing means that you didn't have a functions, class
etc in the current document. 'outline not available' means that it
doesn't recognize the file as being php.

Have you called a core-class in your document? otherwise you won't see
it in the ouline
Do you use Crtl-Space for autocomplete?
Is cake listed in the Include Path folder in the explorer windows?

NB: I always - File: import: 'import as existing project' my apps.

Cheers,
Ape




On Feb 23, 5:26 pm, Technoguru [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I have been following the tutorial 
 athttp://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/setting-up-eclipse-to-work-wi...,
 in order to setup a cakePHP and Eclipse Environment that will give me
 the ability to use cakePHP code completion, as well as run the bake
 script in the Eclipse Workspace.  However it does not seem to work.  I
 am using CakePHP 1.2 and Eclipse 3.3.1 on a Windows XP, that has
 Apache, PHP, and MYSQL already installed.  I get to the point labeled
 Defining projects in the tutorial, and can't get cake and my project
 to link up.
  Can someone explain how my files need to be setup (where do I place
 the core, and where my projects go in relation to it), how to link the
 cake core files into my project so I have access to its classes, how
  to verify that the link was made, and finally the syntax to setup the
 bake script.  The more detail, the better.  Thank you very much.

 UPDATE

 I have made some progress, but the controller still does not inherit
 the core classes. Here is how far I have gotten:
 1. I installed Eclipse PDT
 2. I noticed that I was on the PHP navigator and not the PHP explorer
 initially, so I opened the explorer by going to Windows - Show View -

  Other - PHP Explorer (Under PHP tools)

 3. I had to convert the project to a PDT project in order to get the
 Include Path ability. Right click the project, and click Convert to
 PDT project. Now if you right click you will see the Include
 Pathoptions.
 After including the path to the cake core, it stills seems like it is
 not working. I look in the Outline, and the core classes are not
 present, and auto complete does not work. Can someone please help us
 out. Thanks.
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Eclipse 3.3.1 and Cake PHP 1.2

2008-02-23 Thread Technoguru

I have been following the tutorial at
http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/setting-up-eclipse-to-work-with-cake,
in order to setup a cakePHP and Eclipse Environment that will give me
the ability to use cakePHP code completion, as well as run the bake
script in the Eclipse Workspace.  However it does not seem to work.  I
am using CakePHP 1.2 and Eclipse 3.3.1 on a Windows XP, that has
Apache, PHP, and MYSQL already installed.  I get to the point labeled
Defining projects in the tutorial, and can't get cake and my project
to link up.
 Can someone explain how my files need to be setup (where do I place
the core, and where my projects go in relation to it), how to link the
cake core files into my project so I have access to its classes, how
 to verify that the link was made, and finally the syntax to setup the
bake script.  The more detail, the better.  Thank you very much.

UPDATE

I have made some progress, but the controller still does not inherit
the core classes. Here is how far I have gotten:
1. I installed Eclipse PDT
2. I noticed that I was on the PHP navigator and not the PHP explorer
initially, so I opened the explorer by going to Windows - Show View -
 Other - PHP Explorer (Under PHP tools)

3. I had to convert the project to a PDT project in order to get the
Include Path ability. Right click the project, and click Convert to
PDT project. Now if you right click you will see the Include
Pathoptions.
After including the path to the cake core, it stills seems like it is
not working. I look in the Outline, and the core classes are not
present, and auto complete does not work. Can someone please help us
out. Thanks.
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