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Posted by Carl Vondrick on 02/27/06 08:42
cjl wrote:
> PHPers:
>
> I am a total beginner, so please excuse my very simple question.
>
> I have been playing with PHP on Windows XP, and mostly using Notepad2
> (http://www.flos-freeware.ch/notepad2.html) for editing. It has syntax
> highlighting, which is all I thought I needed.
>
> I decided to learn the Qcodo framework (http://www.qcodo.com/). In the
> introductory screencast, the developer is using the Zend Studio IDE.
> He has a project open, and when the Qcodo framework generates new files
> into a subdirectory of the project directory, those new files are
> automatically added to the project. Not only are the new files
> automatically detected and added to the project, but the class methods
> and properties frome the generated files are added to the code
> completion.
>
> I guess my question is about this combination of features: 1)
> Automatically detecting generated files, 2) Code completion that scans
> all files in a project.
>
> Will I find these features in other editors or IDEs? What are the
> actual name of these features? For example, with PHP-Eclipse I can get
> the code completion to work, but I think files must be added to a
> project manually.
>
> Any help is appreciated, and I apologize for asking what must be a FAQ.
>
> -cjlesh
>
I use Eclipse and PHPEclipse running Kubuntu Linux, and I think it's
great. When I first started to use it, I too thought you had to add
files manually--that is not the case. Just dropped your files into the
appropiate workspace/project folder, then open PHP eclipse, close all
open projects, and press F5. Open your project, and your files should
be there.
Good luck.
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