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Old September 26th, 2001, 11:22 PM
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I too would love a PC text editor with Secure FTP. I use UltraEdit, and I love it, but when I asked about possible SSH support for FTP, they said it probably wouldn't be a top priority.

Maybe if a few of us sent some nice letters mentioning how great it would be for UltraEdit to support encryption, what with security being a top priority among developers nowadays...

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Old September 27th, 2001, 12:49 AM
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I just downloaded ConTEXT and have to say so far it's AWESOME! It's like a HomeSite replica and I think much better designed. Flipping between syntax highlighting from language to language is cool and it saves editor settings without many problems.

Great find!

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Old September 27th, 2001, 02:48 AM
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I use UltraEdit too, I love it, the only thing I really miss is multi-line string syntax highlighting.
And now a quote for the notepad-users:
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Notepad users are newbies who want to pose as pro's
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I really don't see what all the fuss is...

Basically, you should code with any editor that you feel comfortable editting with!

If I'm on a PC, I prefer to have line-numbering and code-coloring; typically, all the other features just get in the way, in my opinion.

As for Linux, I still use pine, just because I do more touch-up editting than full-blown coding on my Linux box. I've heard lots of people talk about how great emacs is, but (like I said above) I'm not comfortable with the editing and functioning shortcuts and don't want to spend the time learning to use a different editor in an environment that I honestly don't do that much coding on.

And when on a Mac,... well, why the hell would I be on a Mac.

For anyone who is just getting into programming and has chosen to learn how with PHP, I would suggest phpEdit or some other program that is basically geared toward PHP and has line numbering. If you're looking to do SSH FTP, then in my opinion, you should get a FTP program that focuses on secure transfers, not an edit program; it's like buying a toaster with an email terminal.

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Re: what do you code php in?
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Hey all, I was just wondering what everyone codes their PHP in, and if there was a decent freeware or cheap program or IDE out there that was really good for PHP.

I started just using plain old notepad, but switched to Macromedia's Dreamweaver because it puts line numbers in for you and color codes your code.

What do you use?


HTML-Kit is probably one of the best environments I've used. It's got a handy file explorer, upload capabilities, and numerous plug-ins that can increase your productivity. Check it out at http://www.chami.com/html-kit/

Good luck!
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Guys, dont bring up old topics.... last post on 09-27-2001 and then TotolMonkey replies on 11-09-2001 which is 45 days after...
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Old November 9th, 2001, 02:59 PM
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Allaire Homesite 5.0... extremely easy to use has very powerful search and replace (across open documents and / or files). Otherwise I use notepad or GVim 6.0 (mostley cause of the Diff capability) for really quick touch ups.

VIM in linux when I am using linux or some other *nix variant.
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I use PHPEd on Windoze, Quanta+ whenever I get X to work on Linux (happens sometimes), vi when there is no alternative and notepad if I want to correct a typo.

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Sorry for pushing this old thread up but it is rather interesting.
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Can we add a list of PHP editors to the FAQ mods? This question seems to come up again and again too!

http://www.hotscripts.com/Tools_and...tors/index.html
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Angry BBEdit revisited.
Of course, someone comes on here who's pro-Macintosh and somebody else HAS to tell us how inferior the Mac is. It's a computer, lighten up.

BBEdit is a great editor, even better on OS X than on previous Mac operating systems. I use it for HTML, PERL, PHP, SQL, and sometimes just for simple documents. It provides text coloring available for a wide range of languages, HTML generation utilities, tight integration with MacPERL, and a nice healthy toolkit including concatenation functions, multi-file/folder (batch) search and/or replace, support for GREP-style regular expressions, some file conversion utilities, and not a bit of extraneous interface to distract you from your work. (Plus direct loading and saving via FTP as mentioned before).

FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO USE MACS, definitely try out BBEdit. I find it to be an incredibly robust and valuable tool.

For those of you who don't use macs, well, you've got lots of options, enjoy.
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Old November 10th, 2001, 03:26 PM
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