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Posted by Steve on 09/24/07 16:02
"Gandalf" <goldnery@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1190648627.868303.309040@57g2000hsv.googlegroups.com...
> Hi everyone,
> I'm looking for an editor which not taking much memory and steel have
> handy functionality, like code completion and stuff like that.
i regularly use 'brain age' on my ds to try to improve my memory and
prefrontal cortex function. as for steel...it has so many uses, to call it
'handy' would be the understatement of the year! i'm not sure how much it
contributes to code completion and 'stuff like that' since i can't think of
any portion of a computer that consists of steel...except maybe the screws.
> right now I'm using zend studio as my main environment, but this
> software take lots of memory and when I'm trying to work simultaneous
> with photoshope and my wamp server my computer starting to get really
> slow,
(old recall) a man whose elbow was hurting badly went to the doctor and
said, 'doc, my elbow hurts whenever i move it like this [showing the doctor
the motion].' the doctor replied, 'don't move it like that.'
zend is the best there is.
sounds like your computer needs a little more regular exercise and to eat
some wheaties in the morning before work.
> I can work with notepad++ that mush less heavier, but have much less
> handy functionalities.
i have noticed that when running zend, if i pick up my computer it does seem
a bit heaver than when i'm just running notepad++. that's odd.
> Does someone know a batter combination between those two?
well, i sometimes find that just changing the amounts of different
ingredients can change the whole taste of what it is that you're making. try
to use just the egg-whites. see if that helps. it should be less
cholesterall too. it could be a win/win situation.
> a software that is steel a little more handy than notepad++ , but not
> heavy?
you know, that may just explain why my computer feels like it gained a few
pounds when zend is running. i didn't know it was made of steel. that would
account for it. thanks, i'm not quite as baffled now.
>
> thanks
no, thank you...immensely!
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this concludes this week's required 'what's the best php editor' question
most often asked by those who don't think to google or search usenet to get
answers that may already address such ageless questions.
;^)
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