I thought autocompletion would help you _avoid_ silly mistakes. For example,
defining $varName then trying to use $varname when you really meant to use
$varName.
In php I would say it's a tossup because if you reference a variable that doesn't
exist it will contain a NULL or FALSE value but
John Wells [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote... :
Thanks for the reply. I'm also impressed with Zend's autocompletion...I
can't even get PHPEd to autocomplete on objects.
Finally, one frustrating thing on the part of both editors is the
inability to autocomplete on arrays of object references...but
On Wednesday 08 January 2003 02:45, Maxim Maletsky wrote:
Isn't it a little bit too much of paranoia for autocompletion? In
programming schools they make you writing the programs on paper so you
understand it better :)
I, personally, only care about the code highlighting. Autocompleting
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On Tuesday 07 January 2003 18:48, Jason Wong wrote:
On Wednesday 08 January 2003 02:45, Maxim Maletsky wrote:
Isn't it a little bit too much of paranoia for autocompletion? In
programming schools they make you writing the programs on paper so you
I've tried phpEdit, but unfortunately it's a Windows-only IDE and has
quite a few reproduceable bugs (I get an access violation almost everytime
I use the latest version. I do all my development in Linux, so it won't
cut it.
Thanks!
John
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Can anyone who's familiar with both give an honest, open evaluation? I'm
in a rush project and need something quickly (have to purchase tomorrow),
but I'm on the fence when it comes to these two products.
Zend costs $100 less than Phped, so I'm leaning that way. But if there's
anything you know
Can anyone who's familiar with both give an honest, open evaluation? I'm
in a rush project and need something quickly (have to purchase tomorrow),
but I'm on the fence when it comes to these two products.
Zend costs $100 less than Phped, so I'm leaning that way. But if there's
anything
Sterling,
Thanks for the reply. I'm also impressed with Zend's autocompletion...I
can't even get PHPEd to autocomplete on objects.
I wonder if Zend uses dbg as well. It'd be nice to see a profiler thrown
into a future version.
Finally, one frustrating thing on the part of both editors is the
John Wells wrote:
Can anyone who's familiar with both give an honest, open evaluation? I'm
in a rush project and need something quickly (have to purchase tomorrow),
but I'm on the fence when it comes to these two products.
Zend costs $100 less than Phped, so I'm leaning that way. But if
upgrades (including all version comp eg 4.x.x comp)
included.
HiTCHO has Spoken!
Timothy Hitchens (HiTCHO)
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From: Mirek Novak [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, 6 January 2003 5:08 PM
To: John Wells; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PHP] Zend IDE
http://php.weblogs.com/zend_ide_debugger
"But we didn't get the Zend IDE to do typing. We want to use it for the
Debugger stuff. Now global and local variables are visible in the Variables
tab. You can drill down into arrays and objects to look at their values."
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PHPEd now supports debugger and still free :)
1-month commercial license ($90).
Download wasn't too bad. I haven't had a chance to check out the Zend
LaunchPad. The installation (Apache Linux PHP 4.04pl1+patches) took me about
30 minutes for client and server which included the
The IDE is pretty nice. Startup (Windows version through
Samba) takes a
long time and there are still some crashing issues.
Have you reported these if the happen consistenly Im sure the Zend folk
would love to hear about them so that they can fix them..
It's nowhere near as
spry
Alain,
Have you tried changing your keyboard layout in the Windows Control-Panel
to Swiss-French?
As far as I know, Java uses your systems keyboard layout.
Java will be supported by other vendors such as Sun IBM on Windows so I
wouldn't worry about it ;)
And of course our aim is to support
At 11:43 2/2/2001, Alain Fontaine wrote:
Oh, by the way... Zend IDE for Windows is written in Java. Microsoft is
dumping Java completely. Find the mistake.
The Zend IDE is written in Java, period; You may consider this a mistake
if you're not fond of Java, but this has nothing to do with
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Objet : Re: [PHP] Zend IDE
Alain,
Have you tried changing your keyboard layout in the Windows Control-Panel
to Swiss-French?
As far as I know, Java uses your systems keyboard layout.
Java will be supported by other vendors such as Sun IBM on Windows so I
wouldn't
Is anyone else dissappointed in the limited pricing options of the Zend IDE?
I would love to buy the commercial license as about half of my work would
fall into that.
My problem is I don't want or need anything except the IDE. Are there other
people in this same boat?
I would like the IDE
lagi wrote:
They can charge the big companies who pay the microsoft tax for the
extra nannying that they need/want/expect but why give the razor free
and then charge $6000 per blade? Charge a nobrainer price (for a
limited period) and we would all jump in i predict.
You mean like the
Thats what I wanted to hear maybe the winging did it or maybe they planned
it all along ...
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From: "Zeev Suraski" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Lewis Bergman" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Saturday, January 27, 2001 3:34 PM
Subject: Re:
At 17:37 27/1/2001, Lewis Bergman wrote:
Also, Does anyone know if the IDE works on the snapshots? I didn't see
anything to preclude it but it seemed to come packaged with a PHP version.
I wouldn't want to give up the ability to code with the latest function to
use an IDE. I guess I could just do
On Sat, Jan 27, 2001 at 10:26:35AM -0500, Jim Jagielski wrote:
[ . . . ]
You mean like the Commercial Subscription ($70/month) ?? The Encoder
SE is available with that plan. In fact, that's almost the whole idea
behind the Commercial subscription: to allow a very low entry for access
to the
1-month commercial license ($90).
Download wasn't too bad. I haven't had a chance to check out the Zend
LaunchPad. The installation (Apache Linux PHP 4.04pl1+patches) took me about
30 minutes for client and server which included the wait on the license key.
It took us another day to put
ola all,
has anyone used the zend ide+debugger?
before I slap down $800, I'd like to know if people who have think it's
groovy..
:)
_alex
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The IDE+Debugger combo really looks great, esp. because of the debug
support being AWOL in PHP4.
I'm a little bit irked about that actually, they obviously stopped the
"free" development on it, and moved it in house. But I guess you gotta put
food on the table :)
I really would prefer to have
Hi all,
anyone know something more about the future Zend IDE? e.g price, etc ..
many thanks in advance
max
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