Geert Bevin wrote: >>> Anyway, I like NetBeans but it misses a couple of very important >>> things >>> for me: >>> * fully customizable code formatting >> >> >> Jalopy :-)
Yes, there is. But I've never used it personally. I'm happy with the code formatting features of NetBeans -- I tend to follow Sun's conventions. > I don't want to learn how to write your own refactoring engine just to > say that all my member variables are prefixed with the 'm' character. > Doesn't sound easy to me ;-) True. > The most important parts for me are: > * highlighting of the template tags > * code hyper-linking in between different file type > - click on a template name in the element -> go to the template > - click on includes in a template -> go to the included template > - click on the element declaration in the site structure > - click on subsites > - click on element implementations > * intelligent structure views > - view all element declarations that use a particular implementation > - template inclusion inheritance > * a bunch of very easy to use live templates > > What do you think? Sound valid to me, but then I'm so used to my IDE that I can do these tasks very quickly. Eddy _______________________________________________ Rife-users mailing list Rife-users@uwyn.com http://www.uwyn.com/mailman/listinfo/rife-users
