good php editor for osx?

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  1. silv, Jun 3, 2002

    silv macrumors newbie

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    anyone knows a good php-editor for osx? like phpedit on windows?

    thanks
     
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  2. irmongoose, Jun 3, 2002

    irmongoose macrumors 68030

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    I usually use emacs on the terminal...

    Just open up the terminal, and type emacs.

    Hehe.




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  3. kishba, Jun 3, 2002

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    you have absolutely no idea how cool the mac os is for programming if you haven't used BBEdit...

    it highlights the php nicely, open/saves directly from ftp servers, and allows you to check where braces end by double clicking near them... it's a dream

    the demo version isn't the same as the full... i could let you try out the full if you would like... it's really something you have to experience!
     
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  4. silv, Jun 3, 2002

    silv thread starter macrumors newbie

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    well

    maybe bbedit is a cool thing. gotta check it out...

    have you ever used phpedit? (www.phpedit.com) it's free and the coolest ide i've found until now for writing php... but: no mac-version...

    maybe virtual-pc and windows?

    i will see...

    thanks
     
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  5. silv, Jun 3, 2002

    silv thread starter macrumors newbie

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    forgot something

    what about the dreamweaver mx php features?
    anyone checked it out?
     
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  6. Rower_CPU, Jun 3, 2002

    Rower_CPU Moderator emeritus

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    Dreamweaver MX provides some code snippets and allows you to enter PHP.

    I haven't had the chance to give it a thorough test yet, but it's there if you want to use it.
     
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