DISQUS

Zhaneel · 7 years ago

Mmm... I love reading a foreign language...

Wait... that wasn't German? ;-)

Zhaneel

Albino_Eatpod · 7 years ago

Yup, that was the first thing I did when I got HS5. The standard syntax highlighting sucks, so I changed it to (almost) the same as PHP Edit's.

Hooloovoo · 7 years ago

ooh! ooh! Share the love...

Carlo Zottmann · 7 years ago

Open both folder (HS and PHPEdit) and search for PHP.scc. Then copy the one from PHPEdit over the one from HS. Bang - same syntax recognition schema as PHPEdit.

I did it because -for example- HomeSite doesn't recognize some PHP functions, like foreach() etc. With the new scc file, it does. The default color coding was crap, but who cares, you can change that from within the program itself; but you can't change the list of recognized commands, operators or functions this way. This is where the scc file comes in.

Hooloovoo · 7 years ago

thanks :) I figured it out after I posted that comment. I didn't do too much work in PHP yesterday, but I'm already digging the new color-coding.

Carlo Zottmann · 7 years ago

I just notice the big slowdown in PHPEdit when editing huge PHP files is not because PHPEdit per se is bad, it's because the SCC file has ...issues. Greeeeeeeeat. Great syntax highlighter and resource hog at the same time. ARGH. Me an my luck. Bleh.

On the upside, PHPEdit gets way more speedy and useful after you've copied HS5's SCC file over PHPEdit's original file.

*mumblemumble*

Well, at least I know know that there's hope for both HomeSite 4.52 and PHPEdit. ;)

Albino_Eatpod · 7 years ago

I've always found PHP Edit to either have a huge memory leak, or get very slow for some reason. This could be it. I really want to like PHP Edit, but it's just too slow at times. Guess I'll try playing with the SCC files and see what can be done.

Mulligan · 7 years ago

TextPad. Dudes. TextPad. Just no class browser. Nice and fast though.

Carlo Zottmann · 7 years ago

I'm an IDE fan. *shrug* Just text editing doesn't cut it anymore for me... guess I'm spoiled.

Hooloovoo · 7 years ago

I'm thinking about checking out Komodo, Problem is I'll probably get spoiled with it duting the 30 Day trial, buy a $30 personal license for home, and then have to try to convince work to spend the $300 for a copy for work...

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or not... is paranoid about products requiring Windows Scripting Host...
Edited on Nov 29th 2002, 19:48 by Hooloovoo