Yes you can use java classes... from php.
Yes you can write & compile C++ to a dll and use it.
For Java: Notepad + the JDK :)
DLL's (C++) Notepad + dgcpp :)
IF you want a GUI - Java = JBuilder is best I've used.
C++ - typically VC++ :\
There are some free alternatives but the above are the 2 ind
Well cant you use PHP to augment Java and C++, such as communication between
MQ and PHP could be done by using C++ or Java? Java Applet included in a
PHP page.
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And this has what to do with PHP?
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Ahm... Anything good for MacOS X out there? I currently use and love BBEdit,
but am open to other alternatives.
Chris
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> www.phpide.de
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On Wednesday 10 July 2002 20:51, Matthew K. Gold wrote:
> Of course, Macromedia recently bought Allaire, so who knows what the next
> version of Homesite will look like...
Dreamweaver MX
They seem to have merged all the editing bits of Homesite in with Dreamweaver.
I must say this is the is be
Hello,
If you find the Dreamweaver MX PHP support too immature, you can
always switch to PHAkt, a GPL extension to Macromedia Ultradev that improv
es the PHP support a lot.
The current version 2.0 (PHAkt 1.0 did the same thing for Ultradev 4
but it seems that many PHP dev
Hello,
> - Dreamweaver MX has limited PHP support but it is far superior on the
> front end than the other two.
Dreamweaver MX can be easily upgraded to a far supperior PHP suppor
t with PHAkt, our free server model for DWMX. I'll paste the features
below, there's not debugger, and I thi
I've picked up PHPed, Zend IDE, and Dreamweaver MX.
- ZendIDE has the best code-completion and editing features out of all
of them, best auto-tabs and auto completes.
- PHPed is ok, better with database and total MySQL development then
Zend IDE.
- Dreamweaver MX has limited PHP support but it
>I am looking for a good Development tool to write my PHP in and was
>wondering what people are using out there.
I will confess to not reading the entire thread, and if it was mentioned, I
apologize, but I think ActiveState's Komodo might be worth a try-out.
The Zend IDE is great for huge projec
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> For those of you using HomeSite, is it worthwhile for me to install it if
I
> already have DreamWeaver 4 on my PC? Someone said HomeSite is basically
> DreamWeaver wit
Wednesday, July 10, 2002 4:30 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] Re: Development Tools
> Matt, you're little behind on the times. Most of the Homesite 5.0 editor
> has already been integrated into DreamweaverMX. They even have a Homesite
> "mode" which is what I use. :)
>
> There
I like about DWMX than dislike. I suggest you
d'l the 30 day demo and check it out. http://www.macromedia.com
-Kevin
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will look like...
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> Matt
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> > For those of you using HomeSite, i
ching.
Of course, Macromedia recently bought Allaire, so who knows what the next
version of Homesite will look like...
Matt
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Homesite (at least version 5.0) has support for more languages than DW4. Though I
believe in DW4 you can customize the syntax highlighting to match any languages that
*aren't* supported. I love Homesite 5. Not to mention that it runs a lot faster than
DW because it doesn't have to load as ma
For those of you using HomeSite, is it worthwhile for me to install it if I
already have DreamWeaver 4 on my PC? Someone said HomeSite is basically
DreamWeaver without the UI interface so I'm wondering if it's possible to use
DreamWeaver the same way I would Homesite.
Jesse
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Absolutely true. Even though I haven't learned vi, I have to soon.
IMHO, I think I learned php the best way by coding with a no frills
editor ee
With only line numbering and basic search (not search/replace), I think
I picked up on php
rather quickly, than depending on a debugger to tell me
Well, this will start a war, but vim is available for windows... take a
bit of getting used to, but once you do it's awesome. and if you end up
on a unix box that has it you don't have to relearn anything.
-philip
On Wed, 10 Jul 2002, Mark McCulligh wrote:
> I am looking for a good Development
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