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you you want a PHP IDE? or just a texteditor that highlights php code?
for the later, i think gedit might, or i recommend VIm and turn syntax highlighting on
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Custom IDE;
I think you can run php scripts from a terminal, so open one up and move to your project directory.
grab a copy of nedit, it'll do php highlighting I think.
give one half of the screen to the terminal, and the other half to nedit, if you have more files to edit,
open up more copies of nedit.
Originally posted by reddazz I write a lot of webpages and other scripts in php using quanta it definitely shows php and also has very good syntax highlighting for php.
But can I run/preview php scripts with quanta? And if I can then how?
You don't necessarily run the php script in quanta, if it's a webpage, you run it from your web browser. You will need apache installed with php support. I configure apache to enable users to have a sub directory in their home directory where web pages are served from, so that when I am developing php enabled sites, I can save the files in my home directory and run them from there using a web browser.
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