PHP in Eclipse [message #143240] |
Wed, 15 March 2006 19:41  |
Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: telconstar99.hotmail.com
Hey guys,
I just downloaded eclipse and installed the PHP plugin (www.phpeclipse.de)
for it. Now, I'm having a few minor problems. I'm running on WinXP just
FYI:
1) Whenever I open double click on a .php file and choose to open it with
eclipse, eclipse will open but the actual file I double clicked on is not
open. I have to go to File>Open and then browse for it. When I double
click a .php file I'd like it to be able to open the .php file. How do I
do this?
2) I also would like to be able to see line numbers. In the following
menu: Windows>Preferences>PHPeclipse Web Development>PHP, I have the "Show
line numbers" option checked. However, I still do not see line numbers.
What am I missing?
3) Is there a way to set a default directory for the File>Open File...
option? Right now it defaults to C:\Documents and Settings\username (this
is where my workspace folder, which I don't want to even have in the first
place, resides)
Thanks for your help. Hopefully these are simple questions.
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Re: PHP in Eclipse [message #143282 is a reply to message #143240] |
Wed, 15 March 2006 22:25  |
Eclipse User |
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Eclipse is mostly geared towards working with files in projects in your
workspace - the Open File... allows some editing functionality of
external files, but many useful features may be missing. I'm not
familiar with the PHP plug-in, but it's possible that this is the reason
that line numbers are not showing in your editor. Eclipse does not
currently support opening external files by launching from a file
association. There's a long standing enhancement request open to add
this feature, but it's not likely to be done any time soon.
Basically you'll probably be better off learning to make use of your
workspace... the PHP plug-in should provide some help or tutorials to
help you get started with developing with Eclipse.
Hope this helps,
- Jeff
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