Well now we're really warping this thread's subject...
I haven't used DW for a while, so I forgot about all that helpful
stuff it does. I probably turned that 'feature' off back when I used
it.
There have already been discussions on which IDE folks prefer, some
even on this group. I defer to your search engine for that research.
However, no two editors are the same. Some have features that others
don't. There were some in DW that I thought I was going to die
without having in Eclipse. For many of those, I would later say:
"oh, now I see how they do THAT here". I honestly can't remember
what the others were anymore.
One thing's for sure: If you're going to work in I.T. - you just can
NOT get too comfortable with anything for too long.
Al
On 3/7/2013 2:08 PM, Ernest McCloskey
wrote:
It's not about one large file.
Besides bad design, how would you find anything in it? When
dreamweaver loads a file, it loads all it's associated files, so
if you are working on one page and have tinyMCE, jquery,
jqueryUI, modernizer, and various CFINCLUDE, _javascript_, etc.
files added to that page Dreamweaver loads it all into memory.
The more you type in _javascript_ the slower the error checking
(as in, after you correct something it still says it is wrong)
becomes as well as typing. Then it begins to do weird stuff
when you goto select a file.
The bigger my site gets the more cranky Dreamweaver comes and I
am getting quite tired of it as it is robbing me of my precious
coding time. I am just not sure if I can make eclipse replicate
Dreamweavers functions I like such as autofill, autp upload
after save, load the resources to the page.
On 3/7/2013 3:28 PM, Alan Holden wrote:
I recall having one of my contracts cut short at a LA/TX
services firm, just after I mentioned that I thought something
was fundamentally amiss - with a design that required a single
cfc file to get that large.
But I did learn (to keep quiet when maintaining code unless
asked, and) that Eclipse could work with files that huge, even
though they really shouldn't ever BE that huge. Damn, there I go
again...
You probably need to tweak the memory settings a lot. The
Eclipse File Explorer window has something called a "Virtual
Filesystem" that you could probably use to create a Project
(like a DW "site"). There's a thin FTP client in there... and a
line numbering option too.
Al
On 3/7/2013 12:06 PM, Ernest
McCloskey wrote:
Sheer curiousity and to figure
out what breaks dreamweaver. Somewhere around 26,000
lines of code or 943,000 characters is when dreamweaver
begins to exhibit slowness/strange behavior.
Been looking at eclipse, but I dont have time to figure out
how to set it up to do websites with auto ftp like
dreamweaver does.
On 3/7/2013 2:42 PM, Alan Holden wrote:
https://www.google.com/search?q=code+line+counters
;-]
Seriously, though... I've never had a need for one and -
like you did - I would probably just write a little CFLOOP
gizmo to do that. What do you use it for? Billing?
Al
On 3/7/2013 11:19 AM, Ernest
McCloskey wrote:
No, I mean, I have a little
script that counts how many lines of code you have
written for your site (and characters). I was looking
to see if there were any other ones around.
On 3/7/2013 1:20 PM, Mats Stromberg wrote:
You want a counter just to display code
on a page or do you want to use this for something
else?
To just diplay code on a page there are
several CSS/_javascript_ version around. The OpenBD
homepage is using such to diplay code.. for example
on the NSIS instructions for the OpenBD.Local http://openbd.org/manual/?/local_nsis
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