> 1. Debugging > - Zend was quite tricky to set up and didn't work on some setups > - Eclipse has no debugging > - PhpED has integrated debugging that works out of the box
new eclipse-php project has debugging..not sure what its status is though. > 2. SVN > - Zend has no SVN support > - Eclipses SVN engine (tortoise based) is buggy and locks the workspace > while commits are in progress > - PhpED has a "shell menu" link that allows you to run tortoise svn > quickly from the PhpED file tree are you talking the subclipse (svn plugin)? i have not had any issues with it. > 3. Code Highlighting > - PhpED supports more token types than Eclipse or Zend > - PhpED has Smarty template highlighting > - PhpED runs separate highlighting for mixed code (i.e. separate > highlighting for js, html, and smarty when all in the same file) yeah the highlighting needs a little work on this front? > 4. Code Completion > - Zend's is quite good, PhpED is just as good > - Eclipse takes a long time to "build" and update built projects to > provide completion > - PhpED has right click or F12 "go to definition" i know with eclipse you can speed this up with some commandline options. though for the average user, they would not know this. > 5. Speed > - Zend and Eclipse are written in Java and tend to be slower and more > prone to crashing > - PhpED is written in C and is slightly faster I think this really depends. what platforms does phped run on? -- thebigdog _______________________________________________ UPHPU mailing list [email protected] http://uphpu.org/mailman/listinfo/uphpu IRC: #uphpu on irc.freenode.net
