Re: [PHPLIB] Editor for PHP From: ThrillaHill (Matt <email protected>)
Date: 12/29/99

If you have PHP3 configured to use ASP style tags, <% and %>, DreamWeaver works well. It will interpret the PHP code as ASP, which you can then edit by viewing its properties. I find it very easy to manage the page layout and flow control in this way.
  The closest thing I know of to an editor for Windows (VIM and Emacs both run on Windows but I haven't been there) would be HomeSite, but it sucks, only slightly less than any other Windoze editor I've had to use. It _will_ break your code if you let it. In fact it _will_ break your HTML even without PHP.
  DreamWeaver does a lot of neat stuff (Windows & Mac) but I don't think it handles PHP well, at least a year ago it didn't.

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