I've been using jEdit (linux and OSX) for a few years now. It works
very well for me.
Incidentally, to enable proper syntax highlighting for .ctp files,
copy the php.xml file in the modes subdirectory of the jEdit install
dir to a new file named ctp.xml. You can change:
MODE NAME=php
Used to use CrimsonEditor - now use Eclipse (PDT) - the extra
functions are worth the bloat...
On Apr 8, 5:09 pm, John R [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just curious ..
The only features I really use in an editor are code highlighting and
FTP ... all of the crazy PHP IDEs are incredibly bloated for
I really love Cream, which is a redistribution of vim with all the
bells and whistles added and with all the configuration options that
people more used to mouse click environments use ... though it also
supports a hard-core mode if you really want to use the keyboard
navigation technices of vim.
Aptana rocks! But Textmate for Mac is amazing...
Cheers,
mbavio
On Apr 9, 8:22 pm, aranworld [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I really love Cream, which is a redistribution of vim with all the
bells and whistles added and with all the configuration options that
people more used to mouse click
Just curious ..
The only features I really use in an editor are code highlighting and
FTP ... all of the crazy PHP IDEs are incredibly bloated for me. What
do you all use?
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On Apr 8, 2008, at 10:09 AM, John R wrote:
Just curious ..
The only features I really use in an editor are code highlighting and
FTP ... all of the crazy PHP IDEs are incredibly bloated for me. What
do you all use?
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