Looking for a php parser
category: general [glöplog]
Do you know any sort of php parser? I didn't bother geting a server working on my machine. Every time I upload a file I seem to forget a ; and I have to upload again, then I'm missing another ; elsewhere.
apt-get install php
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Installing apache + php is like 2 minutes work...
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and you dont actually need apache.
That's true, didn't think of that.
xampp is quite nice for testing in-development websites.
I've found an ide... and I'm installing php...
What kusma said. Extremely easy to use and the xampp control panel is a nice feature.
I use Uniforn Server for testing my php scripts. It's the easiest solution I've found so far. You don't have to install anything, just extract and run the bat file.
xampp for teh win, yes.
xampp is one of the best solutions, I think
Judging from the current homepage, you're not the only one who needs to check his PHP code beforehand :-P
FORMAT C:
For Cortex
winscp can edit files "directly" on the server with the editor of your choice...
Seconded for teh Win: XAMPP is nice for doing it locally and WinSCP handles those remote files oh so transparently.
there's something like PHPed (forgot the name), that's an editor and it has an itegrated php syntax checker (uses real php parser I think)
I run php locally to parse my web pages, and upload them as static. Call me nuts. I've also set up make to only generate modified pages.
sol: that's pretty common, it's called caching. most people do it server-side and upload the php file (and include a file on top that sees if the associated .html file is up-to-date and if so, stream the file and exit).
xrl, for decent development, try zend studio (= eclipse + PDT + extras) or just eclipes+PDT if you dont want to pay or pirate. it has a very decent built-in parser, server, debugger and browser view, you'll hardly ever need to really test things in browser windows anymore. of course, it's eclipse, so it's not lightning fast and has the occasional bug. but i'm sold.
xrl, for decent development, try zend studio (= eclipse + PDT + extras) or just eclipes+PDT if you dont want to pay or pirate. it has a very decent built-in parser, server, debugger and browser view, you'll hardly ever need to really test things in browser windows anymore. of course, it's eclipse, so it's not lightning fast and has the occasional bug. but i'm sold.
thanks for the tips.