Re: PHP IDE or PHP editor
Zurab Davitiani wrote:
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> michaeln wrote:
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>> Now Kate doesn't have autocomplete. I personally don't like the feature.
>> Well I better rephrase. I am pretty sure you can make it auto close
>> brackets etc. for you. But like I said I don't like using those kinds of
>> features. You might can get an autocomplete plugin but I am not sure.
>> Never looked.
>>
>> What I do like about it is the project feature, the way it handles opened
>> files in the file list, the file directory, and most important. The
>> built
>> in shell. :)[/color]
>
> You should try the new KDevelop 3.0. You can use kate as its editor, but
> have a lot more GUI features in it - like better project support, class
> view, function library view, optional autocomplete as you type function
> names, function parameters tooltip when inside function parenthesis, etc.,
> etc. It's a big improvement over previous kdevelop releases and works
> nicely with PHP (among other languages).[/color]
I have it installed but haven't really used it yet. I will have to look
into it now. :)
Michael
Zurab Davitiani wrote:
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> michaeln wrote:
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>> Now Kate doesn't have autocomplete. I personally don't like the feature.
>> Well I better rephrase. I am pretty sure you can make it auto close
>> brackets etc. for you. But like I said I don't like using those kinds of
>> features. You might can get an autocomplete plugin but I am not sure.
>> Never looked.
>>
>> What I do like about it is the project feature, the way it handles opened
>> files in the file list, the file directory, and most important. The
>> built
>> in shell. :)[/color]
>
> You should try the new KDevelop 3.0. You can use kate as its editor, but
> have a lot more GUI features in it - like better project support, class
> view, function library view, optional autocomplete as you type function
> names, function parameters tooltip when inside function parenthesis, etc.,
> etc. It's a big improvement over previous kdevelop releases and works
> nicely with PHP (among other languages).[/color]
I have it installed but haven't really used it yet. I will have to look
into it now. :)
Michael
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