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goldfish · 09-20-2007, 03:57 AM

I've been suggested Codelobster Php edition (www.codelobster.com).Convinient enought, small (size less then 5 Mb) free IDE. Something like Zend. There is all necessary for work with code like in any text editor.

Good interface. Especially convinient for me that it's possible to handle windows.

Highlights paired tags and brackets. All unclosed paired elements are marked with red color - helps to find minor errors in code quickly.

Find & Replace dialog, an intelligent autocomplete for php and html, context and dynamic php, Mysql, HTML help.
It's possible to find declarations for defined functions, classes within the project.

Integrated debugger.Isn't completed, but works correct and can be used.

I use the latest version of that IDE.

09-20-2007, 03:57 AM	#5 (permalink)
goldfish Inactive Join Date: 09-20-07 Posts: 1 iTrader: 0 / 0% Latest Blog: None	Re:what php editor do you use I've been suggested Codelobster Php edition (www.codelobster.com).Convinient enought, small (size less then 5 Mb) free IDE. Something like Zend. There is all necessary for work with code like in any text editor. Good interface. Especially convinient for me that it's possible to handle windows. Highlights paired tags and brackets. All unclosed paired elements are marked with red color - helps to find minor errors in code quickly. Find & Replace dialog, an intelligent autocomplete for php and html, context and dynamic php, Mysql, HTML help. It's possible to find declarations for defined functions, classes within the project. Integrated debugger.Isn't completed, but works correct and can be used. I use the latest version of that IDE.