| Re: XOOPS IDE ? |
| by McNaz on 2006/4/5 17:15:18 Quote: Well thank you i guess everybody knew that already - but i didn't because it writes nowhere! Actually, I stumbled onto Eclipse + phpeclpise by accident after trying NuSphere phped, Zen Editor etc... Like you said, nowhere does it say that that this is an excellent combination. Not bad for OS software  .Quote: Tnx McNaz, tell me a trick for templates and themes (to see them as they are, not to update the DB and then refresh the page) This is trickier. Theme design can be made easier by using Dreamweaver 8 and linking in the theme's css file. That gives some idea of the layout. As for template editing the same method can be used. Mind you templates can get messy when you use smarty sections, if, foreachs and other conditional branching... I hack the template class in XOOPS so that template/theme changes are visible as soon as I hit F5 so I don't need to update the module. This saves my sanity slightly and makes template and theme development more natural in my development environment. HTH Cheers. |
| Re: XOOPS IDE ? |
| by petkove on 2006/4/5 16:47:53 i'm impressed. IT WORKS! Well thank you i guess everybody knew that already - but i didn't because it writes nowhere! for searchers: IDE tool for XOOPS - eclipse + phpeclipse xoops editor for code :) Tnx McNaz, tell me a trick for templates and themes (to see them as they are, not to update the DB and then refresh the page) and i say you're the MAN! 
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| Re: XOOPS IDE ? |
| by McNaz on 2006/4/5 16:17:01 Quote: What i'm trying to achive is something for devs to think XOOPS should be: every function and class should be standardly commented and with some or none effort IDEs to recognize all classes and functions... Hi again petkove. Like I said, give Eclispe 3.1 a shot. It runs fine in XP/Linux and with the PHPEclipse plugin it is just brilliant. Basically you define your site as an Eclipse project and then it all gets parsed. This means you can CTRL-Click on classes, properties and methods and the IDE will take you there. If methods have phpdoc comments then these are parsed and displayed for your auto-completion hints etc... This is just scratching the surface. There are several other plugins to do HTML, native ANT support for builds etc... the list goes on and on.... and on and on..... on.... Quote: but it crashes when i put a large XOOPS site for project My laptop parses a complete XOOPS site in under 5 seconds on an old laptop. |
| Re: XOOPS IDE ? |
| by petkove on 2006/4/5 16:06:13 Ok we wont argue about MS... which OS do you use? VS2003 was really crappy, but vs2005 is better - i'm not saying it's the best, but MS ripped most of the opensource IDEs features and put them in vs2005 - so it is good :) What i'm trying to achive is something for devs to think XOOPS should be: every function and class should be standardly commented and with some or none effort IDEs to recognize all classes and functions... I think this would greatly improve clearence in xoops. And about what i'm talking about - i am certain that many programmers who use XOOPS comercially have maybe done something like this. I worked in a firm which used Mambo - they are small, but even they have scripts for faster and nicer development. SO YOU COMMERCIAL #OOPS#S GIVE US CLUES! :) |
| Re: XOOPS IDE ? |
| by McNaz on 2006/4/5 15:38:48 Quote: ...in c# and visual studio 2005 /me vomits !!!  Seriously, the best PHP IDE I've come across is Eclipse with the PHPEclipse plugin. Truly awesome and about $5,000 cheaper then Redmond's excuse for an IDE  .Oh yeah... and it requires about 2GB less space on your HD...
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