> But you *can* browse FTP directly in Eclipse (CFBuilder). Try
> Window -> Show view -> Other... -> Aptana standard views -> File.

Hi Dominic, I reinstalled the beta 2 version clean (standalone, not as an
Eclipse plug-in since I don't use Eclipse) and that option wasn't present.
After poking around I did find a way to add an FTP server and cruise around
and open/edit/save existing files.  The biggest problem I ran into after
that was creating a new file.  The standard Ctrl+N and "new file" options
bring up a dialog box to add a "file resource" to a project, and of course
since I don't use the "project" system it wouldn't let me create a new file.
Very frustrating.  I did eventually find that if I right-click on a folder
on the FTP tree there are "new file" and "new folder" options there which
will create a new blank file (or folder) on the FTP server.  It's
unfortunate that the "new file" option within the editor doesn't tie into
that, but ah well.  At this point I can get to my existing files and create
new ones via FTP, so that gets my biggest problem out of the way.  Next will
be to find where they're hiding the color coding for the editor.  I found
some of it in the preferences, but some of the options seem to be missing
(comments, for example, can't find that one anywhere and the yellow
background has got to go, heh).

Anyway, thanks for everyone's nudging in the right direction.  I suppose for
those who already use and are familiar with Eclipse, the CFBuilder stuff is
just awesome and simple to adjust to.  For someone coming from a decade of
HomeSite+ having never used Eclipse, it's a lot to take in at once and the
way some things work doesn't entirely make sense just yet, but as I get more
into the program perhaps that will change.


-Justin Scott



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