PHP IDE for Linux
Jason Slaughter
jason-2F8E0OLjuh154TAoqtyWWQ at public.gmane.org
Sat Nov 22 20:31:04 UTC 2003
I've been trying to find the perfect IDE for PHP programming on Linux,
but so far I've been coming up short. Maybe I have unrealistic
requirements, but I thought I should ask here to see if the TLUG has
any insight.
Up until now I've been doing all of my PHP programming in gvim. I love
vi, and up until now gvim has done everything I want. However I've
started working on more advanced PHP projects, and I'm finding myself
in desperate need of some of the features that an IDE. Mostly I need a
step-through debugger, but things like code completion and file
management are nice too.
Ideally I'd like to find the following:
- IDE with support for PHP
- Runs on Linux
- step-through debugging (using dbg perhaps?)
- "vim" compatible editor (this is the hard one :) )
I would settle for just using gvim with a step-through PHP debugger,
but so far I haven't been able to find a way to do this. I looked at
Quanta, but its debugger (dbg) has been purchased by the makers of
PHPEd and it's now an IDE without a debugger. So I tried NuSphere's
PHPEd and it seems pretty good but $300 US is a little steep (though
not unreasonable), and of course it doesn't support vi cursor
controls/etc. ;)
So, does my Perfect PHP IDE(tm) exist or not? :)
Jason
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