Thanks to Axel Kramer who posted on the eclipse PHP newsgroup (Web Interface here), it’s possible to add XDebug integration to the PHPEclipse project.
It seems the Eclipse world now has two IDE projects regarding PHP: the much longer existing PHPEclipse project (which recently got nominated for the 2006 SourceForge.net Community Choice Awards) and Zend’s PHP-IDE approach. PHPEclipse currently seems more open to community contributions than Zend’s PHP-IDE project. On the other hand Zend’s working more closely together with the Eclipse Foundation on the PHP-IDE project than the PHPEclipse project does.
There’s also Xored’s TruStudio at http://www.xored.com/
Yes, and TruStudio is by far the best PHP IDE for Eclipse.
Hi!
Trying to use Eclipse here at work didn’t result well…
We have coments in Portuguese like //Olá..
That’s hello in PT… in Eclipse it seems that the enconding does not result well cause the á apears as a strange question mark…
JP
simply try to change the character encoding in project proprerties. Use ISO-8859 instead of UTF-8
I did… but it does not work well…
I tried ISO 8859-1…
Thanks anyway
You seem to cast PHPEclipse and Zend PHP-IDE as mutually exclusive products.
According to http://www.eclipse.org/proposals/php-ide/PHP%20IDE%20creation%20review.pdf, Zend intends to cooperate with PHPEclipse.
I hope they (Zend and PHPEclipse community) share as much as possible.
-Eddy
Hi Eddy,
I read the refered PDF pres., but I can’t find anything about PHPEclipse in it.
As I know Zend didn’t talk with PHPEclipse ’s author: http://pooteeweet.org/blog/348
I followed
http://www.techiedesi.com/post/229-extreme-web-development-series-part-3-setup-eclipse-pdt20-and-xdebug-to-debug-your-php-website-at-runtime
to setup pdt+eclipse3.4. It’s by and large the best tutorial out there.
Thx,
Ron