Re: [PHP] Using SVN w/ Zend Studio for Eclipse
I do not want to copy the project into a new directory as the existing directory is where Apache's DocumentRoot is set. And although that's simple to change, I really don't think any IDE should mandate where I set my project's directory on the filesystem. I use PDT, and there is no problem to import a project from its current location. It might take you a while to exactly figure out how to do it, Eclipse is a bit organic in respect to the organization and working of the menus. Also, if I try to create a new project from an SVN Repository, it doesn't allow me to select what directory I want the code checked out in. This works very well with PDT and Subclipse. Otherwise I'd just cringe and let it overwrite what's in my existing document root, since that's all versioned code anyhow. If your current document root is a checked out svn project, PDT/Subclipse will see this, no need to overwrite anything. If any of you have run into similar frustrations, I'd love to hear it. So far I've spent the better part of the evening fiddling with extremely rudimentary features which no IDE in any programming environment I've ever worked with has imposed on me. Perhaps this thing isn't ready for mainstream yet, or perhaps I'm missing something obvious. Again, I work with PDT/Subclipse. Eclipse is simply too organic compared to what you are used to. Just relax and give it a try and you'll love it. Iv -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
[PHP] Using SVN w/ Zend Studio for Eclipse
Hey all, Apologies ahead of time if this isn't the appropriate forum for my inquiry. I'm evaluating Zend Studio for Eclipse and it's certainly making some features that I'd hope would be trivial, extremely onerous. I'm simply trying to take an existing project which I started in TextMate and import it into ZS for Eclipse with Subversion controls attached to the project. I do not want to copy the project into a new directory as the existing directory is where Apache's DocumentRoot is set. And although that's simple to change, I really don't think any IDE should mandate where I set my project's directory on the filesystem. Also, if I try to create a new project from an SVN Repository, it doesn't allow me to select what directory I want the code checked out in. Otherwise I'd just cringe and let it overwrite what's in my existing document root, since that's all versioned code anyhow. If I just create a new project, and import the directory of the code base (which is under version control already), it doesn't pick up the subversion controls in the IDE itself. If any of you have run into similar frustrations, I'd love to hear it. So far I've spent the better part of the evening fiddling with extremely rudimentary features which no IDE in any programming environment I've ever worked with has imposed on me. Perhaps this thing isn't ready for mainstream yet, or perhaps I'm missing something obvious. Thanks for any insight. /rant /sf -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
