[mantis]

Hello,
I just thought I'd try out TextMate as I was tired of my code editor but I can't seem to get my PHP includes to work. I'm hoping I don't have to go installing anything in Terminal as the idea is making me cringe. I looked it up on Google and the only thing I found dates from 2006. Am I missing something really obvious? (and yes I do have MAMP installed and it works fine in my other text editor.)

Thanks in advance.

Edit: Actually it does work only not in the TextMate preview. There is also no code completion for php. Upon further research it seems I have to go to GitHub to get a code competion Bundle and then install it on Terminal. Does anyone have a link for a tutorial for this? As mentioned the one I found dates from 2006 and it seem a bit out of date.

This post has been edited by mantis: 21 January 2012 - 09:39 PM

[Samus]

How about you just get netbeans it has full PHP code completion, which also applies to your own personal functions.

If you're going to be developing more in future, it'll save a lot of hassle.

[mantis]

Thanks, I don't do a whole lot of developing just the occasional contact page and includes for now. It looks a bit out of my league to be honest. Maybe in another few years I'll be ready something of the sort.

I was hoping for a php code completion bundle to use with TextMate that I could install on the Terminal (and clear instructions how to do so). I guess I'll have to look at GitHub but honestly it makes my head hurt just thinking about it.

This post has been edited by mantis: 22 January 2012 - 11:33 AM