Hi!

I'm taking a class in web design and we're just starting to learn php.
Is there a good "freeware" php editor out there?

Thanks!

DrNoose wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I'm taking a class in web design and we're just starting to learn php.
> Is there a good "freeware" php editor out there?
>
> Thanks!

For Windows?

PSPad is freeware and has limited code insight (in that you can CTRL-J
or CTRL-Space to look at php function directives)

www.pspad.com

Crimson Editor is another good programmers editor, don't think that has
any code insight.

www.crimsoneditor.com

PHP Developer 2007 is pretty good, free for non-commercial use I
believe, although not much to register either.

http://www.mpsoftware.dk/

I now use PHPEd under Windows, but its expensive for the Professional
version which I registered as I PHP all the time, for beginner Standard
version would suffice, still quite pricey I think though:

http://www.phped.com/



To be honest, you're best friend is the PHP Help CHM for Windows, and
any good text editor :-)

http://devphp.sourceforge.net
php local server for debugging, code hilite

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"DrNoose" <drnoose [at] Idontthinkso.com> wrote in message
news:461abf42$0$24743$4c368faf [at] roadrunner.com...
> Hi!
>
> I'm taking a class in web design and we're just starting to learn php.
> Is there a good "freeware" php editor out there?
>
> Thanks!

Tyno Gendo wrote:
> DrNoose wrote:
>> Hi!
>>
>> I'm taking a class in web design and we're just starting to learn php.
>> Is there a good "freeware" php editor out there?
>>
>> Thanks!
>
> For Windows?
>
> PSPad is freeware and has limited code insight (in that you can CTRL-J
> or CTRL-Space to look at php function directives)
>
> www.pspad.com
>
> Crimson Editor is another good programmers editor, don't think that has
> any code insight.
>
> www.crimsoneditor.com
>
> PHP Developer 2007 is pretty good, free for non-commercial use I
> believe, although not much to register either.
>
> http://www.mpsoftware.dk/
>
> I now use PHPEd under Windows, but its expensive for the Professional
> version which I registered as I PHP all the time, for beginner Standard
> version would suffice, still quite pricey I think though:
>
> http://www.phped.com/
>
>
>
> To be honest, you're best friend is the PHP Help CHM for Windows, and
> any good text editor :-)

Hi!

Thanks!

I'm not a very good programmer! LOL! If there is an editor that will
tell me where my errors are in the PHP code that would be great. I don't
think notepad can do that can it? Reading the documentation on Crimson,
it looks like it might do that for me.

I appreciate your imput!

"DrNoose" <drnoose [at] Idontthinkso.com> wrote in message
news:461ad9ea$0$1422$4c368faf [at] roadrunner.com...
| Tyno Gendo wrote:
| > DrNoose wrote:
| >> Hi!
| >>
| >> I'm taking a class in web design and we're just starting to learn php.
| >> Is there a good "freeware" php editor out there?
| >>
| >> Thanks!
| >
| > For Windows?
| >
| > PSPad is freeware and has limited code insight (in that you can CTRL-J
| > or CTRL-Space to look at php function directives)
| >
| > www.pspad.com
| >
| > Crimson Editor is another good programmers editor, don't think that has
| > any code insight.
| >
| > www.crimsoneditor.com
| >
| > PHP Developer 2007 is pretty good, free for non-commercial use I
| > believe, although not much to register either.
| >
| > http://www.mpsoftware.dk/
| >
| > I now use PHPEd under Windows, but its expensive for the Professional
| > version which I registered as I PHP all the time, for beginner Standard
| > version would suffice, still quite pricey I think though:
| >
| > http://www.phped.com/
| >
| >
| >
| > To be honest, you're best friend is the PHP Help CHM for Windows, and
| > any good text editor :-)
|
| Hi!
|
| Thanks!
|
| I'm not a very good programmer! LOL! If there is an editor that will
| tell me where my errors are in the PHP code that would be great. I don't
| think notepad can do that can it? Reading the documentation on Crimson,
| it looks like it might do that for me.

good choice! i sacrifice the code-completion/intellisense stuff for one
wonderful feature crimson has that others lack...vertical editing (ctrl+c
.... let's you type, tab, etc. several lines at once). since i'm a freak
about well-formatted code, this is great in helping me quickly write in-line
queries where columns used, criterion, etc. are all aligned.

i just wish the author would publish the source or continue to develop it so
that intellisense/code-completion and folding were part of the ui as well.

if you want to pay for the best, get zend's ide. other than that, crimson
editor is my fav.

In article <_DFSh.87$_X.46 [at] newsfe02.lga>, Steve wrote:
> "DrNoose" <drnoose [at] Idontthinkso.com> wrote in message
> i just wish the author would publish the source or continue to develop it so
> that intellisense/code-completion and folding were part of the ui as well.

He has! Since December 2006 by the look of it. There's link there to download
the source code...

8-)

On Apr 10, 6:34=C2=A0am, DrNoose <drno... [at] Idontthinkso.com> wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I'm taking a class in web design and we're just starting to learn php.
> Is there a good "freeware" php editor out there?
>
> Thanks!

editplus

dreamweaver

zend studio 5.5

editplus+ dreamweaver so good!

On Apr 11, 12:55=C2=A0pm, "=E9=93=81=E6=89=98" <tito001... [at] gmail.com> wrote:
> On Apr 10, 6:34=C2=A0am, DrNoose <drno... [at] Idontthinkso.com> wrote:
>
> > Hi!
>
> > I'm taking a class in web design and we're just starting to learn php.
> > Is there a good "freeware" php editor out there?
>
> > Thanks!
>
> editplus
>
> dreamweaver
>
> zend studio 5.5
>
> editplus+ dreamweaver so good!

That's not freeware, but I seem Zend Studio is better editor for
beginner. If you really want to know PHP then use it.

On Apr 11, 7:05=C2=A0pm, "Grigory Temchenko" <soid.... [at] gmail.com> wrote:
> On Apr 11, 12:55=C2=A0pm, "=E9=93=81=E6=89=98" <tito001... [at] gmail.com> wro=
te:
>
>
>
>
>
> > On Apr 10, 6:34=C2=A0am, DrNoose <drno... [at] Idontthinkso.com> wrote:
>
> > > Hi!
>
> > > I'm taking a class in web design and we're just starting to learn php.
> > > Is there a good "freeware" php editor out there?
>
> > > Thanks!
>
> > editplus
>
> > dreamweaver
>
> > zend studio 5.5
>
> > editplus+ dreamweaver so good!
>
> That's not freeware, but I seem Zend Studio is better editor for
> beginner. If you really want to know PHP then use it.- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

the notepad is good things . or vim?

in vim you can control the code very easy.

Message-ID: <461ad9ea$0$1422$4c368faf [at] roadrunner.com> from DrNoose
contained the following:

>I'm not a very good programmer! LOL! If there is an editor that will
>tell me where my errors are in the PHP code that would be great.


PHP does that anyway but syntax highlighting in most editors helps a
lot.

I use Notepad++
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