Seeeking Windows PHP IDE for USB Stick

[Baron Samedi]

I prefer Zend, but I really want something that I can carry with me on
a 4gB USB stick, along with my code. I tend to work on multiple
computers, so this seems best.

So, I am looking for a good PHP IDE which runs under MS Windows, but
doesn't need any registry entries, or DLLs in the system directory,
etc.

I am willing to pay, if need be, but certainly won't turn up my nose
at something free. The feature set is the thing, particularly the
ability to debug.

Thanks in advance,

[mvandenb@gmail.com]

Re: Seeeking Windows PHP IDE for USB Stick

On Mar 12, 3:01 am, "Baron Samedi" <Papa.Legba.... @gmail.comwrote :

I prefer Zend, but I really want something that I can carry with me on
a 4gB USB stick, along with my code. I tend to work on multiple
computers, so this seems best.
>
So, I am looking for a good PHP IDE which runs under MS Windows, but
doesn't need any registry entries, or DLLs in the system directory,
etc.
>
I am willing to pay, if need be, but certainly won't turn up my nose
at something free. The feature set is the thing, particularly the
ability to debug.
>
Thanks in advance,

Eclipse, you can get a PHP extension and I find it works really well
and this is what I use at the moment. Though there are some small
quarks
could drive you nuts.

http://www.eclipse.org/

Injoy
Matthew

[Geoff Berrow]

Re: Seeeking Windows PHP IDE for USB Stick

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mvandenb@gmail. com contained the following:

>there are some small
>quarks

There aren't any large ones. Though I suppose it's all relative.
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[Mike Russell]

Re: Seeeking Windows PHP IDE for USB Stick

"Baron Samedi" <Papa.Legba.666 @gmail.comwrote in message
news:1173682918 .831118.306410@ 64g2000cwx.goog legroups.com...

>I prefer Zend, but I really want something that I can carry with me on
a 4gB USB stick, along with my code. I tend to work on multiple
computers, so this seems best.
>
So, I am looking for a good PHP IDE which runs under MS Windows, but
doesn't need any registry entries, or DLLs in the system directory,
etc.
>
I am willing to pay, if need be, but certainly won't turn up my nose
at something free. The feature set is the thing, particularly the
ability to debug.

DEV-PHP runs from a USB stick.

http://devphp.sourceforge.net/

I found it hard to use because of a pesky alert that came up whenever I
moved the cursor over an initialized, or otherwise inaccessible variable.
Perhaps they have fixed this problem, or you will otherwise have better luck
than I did.
--
Mike Russell

https://www.curvemeister.com/forum/

[NC]

Re: Seeeking Windows PHP IDE for USB Stick

On Mar 12, 12:01 am, "Baron Samedi" <Papa.Legba.... @gmail.comwrote :

>
I prefer Zend, but I really want something that I can
carry with me on a 4gB USB stick, along with my code.
I tend to work on multiple computers, so this seems best.
>
So, I am looking for a good PHP IDE which runs under
MS Windows, but doesn't need any registry entries, or
DLLs in the system directory, etc.
>
I am willing to pay, if need be, but certainly won't turn
up my nose at something free. The feature set is the thing,
particularly the ability to debug.

The ability do debug necessarily requires being hooked into the system
on which you debug, which implies at the very least machine-dependent
configuration. So you are probably looking for the impossible...

If you can live without debugger, however, I highly recommend PSpad:

http://www.pspad.com/

It doesn't copy anything into the system directory, and doesn't make
any registry entries. I store it on a file server and can run it on
any computer on the local network...

Cheers,
NC

[Baron Samedi]

Re: Seeeking Windows PHP IDE for USB Stick

On 12 Mar, 15:01, "Baron Samedi" <Papa.Legba.... @gmail.comwrote :

I prefer Zend, but I really want something that I can carry with me on
a 4gBUSBstick, along with my code. I tend to work on multiple
computers, so this seems best.
>
So, I am looking for a good PHPIDEwhich runs under MS Windows, but
doesn't need any registry entries, or DLLs in the system directory,
etc.
>
I am willing to pay, if need be, but certainly won't turn up my nose
at something free. The feature set is the thing, particularly the
ability to debug.
>
Thanks in advance,

Thanks for the repies so far. I wil try out all of these.