> On Monday 25 November 2002 23:29, Daniel Lorch wrote: > > You're right. We should think about writing a colorful GUI for PHP, so > > scripts just can be clicked together. Oh, and it definitively should > > support skins.. > > I don't think this would work. > But if it did, it's place wouldn't be inside the language. Either in an IDE or > in a PHP-application. PHP often is used for skinning a website, btw. > > But if there were a good idiot-proof IDE, it would definately help these > people. It would have to be free (beer), of course. People who spend 2,50€ a > month on webspace won't spend a fortune on an IDE. > On the other hand, you lose a lot of flexibility this way. At some point, > people will have to touch the code. And there should be as few obstacles as > possible. > > > I can absolutely understand your argumentation (which you forgot to CC to > > the list, by the way) and being a regular to PHP-DE (german PHP users > > mailinglist), I am also in touch with people you described. But what's > > wrong about just HREF'ing to the manual, which is localized anyway? > > You'd have to put a href in every single error-message. Ugly. > Either this, or people won't find it. > We're already doing this :)
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