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PHP Indenting/Formatting - +Haze - Oct 8, 2014
Normally when I code in PHP I use the "code editor" in cPanel File Manager and it has no formatting features so my code is all over the place lol.
So my question is, apart from "PHP beautifier" software around on the net, is there a php IDE that has auto formatting and shit?
Thanks
* - Kodo - Oct 8, 2014
Real developers don't use hosting with cpanel.
I suggest you check out sublime text or notepad ++
* - +Haze - Oct 8, 2014
(Oct 8, 2014 11:57 AM)Kodo Wrote: Real developers don't use hosting with cpanel.
I suggest you check out sublime text or notepad ++
I already use notepad ++ but it doesn't have indenting I think.
And why don't real developers use hosting with cPanel? lol that sounds stupid
* - Hunting Rifle - Oct 8, 2014
Panels are for fags.
Sublime Text is better than Notepad++
* - How bout using your brain - Oct 8, 2014
You can use vim as well. Once you get used to it, it's great and you will be highly productive.
* - Hunting Rifle - Oct 8, 2014
OP is a noob and can't install vim on windows.
* - +Haze - Oct 8, 2014
Thanks might download sublime text soon then.
* - verywildfire - Oct 8, 2014
If you need a full feature IDE I suggest you PHPStorm. But if you need a lightweight php editor, I suggest SublimeText
* - FMind - Oct 9, 2014
phpDesigner is pretty good too. You should try it! ;)
* - Eight - Oct 9, 2014
(Oct 8, 2014 12:22 PM)The Onion Router Wrote: You can use vim as well. Once you get used to it, it's great and you will be highly productive.
Word.
By "Word", I don't mean OP should use Microsoft Word for code editing, it simply indicates that I agree with what has been said in the quoted text.
Automatic indents are just a :set autoindent away.
There's even a command for reindenting a messed up file : gg=G IIRC (IIRC not being part of the command, neither is this text (RIP grammar (one more parenthesis and I'd have invented a new Lisp dialect))).
* - [H]ell - Oct 9, 2014
(Oct 8, 2014 11:57 AM)Kodo Wrote: Real developers don't use hosting with cpanel.
I suggest you check out sublime text or notepad ++
What does the hosting have to do with being a real developer or not?
Sometimes a client might have ordered hosting in advance and you just have to work with it. Doesn't change the developers skill level.
@OP. There are plenty of options. I never use windows, but when I did, I always used notepad++.
You could also check this IDE: http://www.jetbrains.com/phpstorm/
* - Kodo - Oct 10, 2014
(Oct 8, 2014 03:23 PM)verywildfire Wrote: If you need a full feature IDE I suggest you PHPStorm. But if you need a lightweight php editor, I suggest SublimeText
phpstorm is a piece of shit.
Sublimetext is the best period.
* - SIM-1456245 - Oct 11, 2014
I use Notepad++ for most of the languages that don't have own IDE. I must use VS for VB because it's the best IDE ever made. But not going off-topic, Notepad++ with a custom theme is the best choice, very light weight, and if you enable the auto-helper typing thingy, you will be coding like no other. Don't use cPanel text editor, that's the worst thing that you can code in. I always make sure that the code is as clean as possible, and everything is aligned, and indented properly.
* - +Haze - Oct 11, 2014
(Oct 11, 2014 01:13 PM)Electroalek Wrote: I use Notepad++ for most of the languages that don't have own IDE. I must use VS for VB because it's the best IDE ever made. But not going off-topic, Notepad++ with a custom theme is the best choice, very light weight, and if you enable the auto-helper typing thingy, you will be coding like no other. Don't use cPanel text editor, that's the worst thing that you can code in. I always make sure that the code is as clean as possible, and everything is aligned, and indented properly.
Does notepad++ format code automatically like Visual Stdio does?
* - SIM-1456245 - Oct 11, 2014
(Oct 11, 2014 01:34 PM)+Haze Wrote: Does notepad++ format code automatically like Visual Stdio does?
Ahh no, not near. If you are used to VisualStudio, you will not find anything similar to the comfort it gives, notepad++ just gives you very very very small amount of that, if you configure it properly, and still it won't even auto-capitalize.