[Quintz71]

Originally Posted by CaptLego

Can you recommend a good wysiwyg editor and debugger (that runs on a PC) for php or JavaScript?

Try asking over at pcmech.com alot of gurus lurk over there.

[k_woods]

Originally Posted by CaptLego

Can you recommend a good wysiwyg editor and debugger (that runs on a PC) for php or JavaScript?

My favorite editor is Multi-Edit. I used it for all my SQL and perl coding.

www.multiedit.com


Ken

[CaptLego]

Originally Posted by k_woods

My favorite editor is Multi-Edit. I used it for all my SQL and perl coding.

www.multiedit.com


Ken

That looks like just a generic text-based code editor --- or am I missing something? On their website, I didn't see any mention of php, Javascript, wysiwyg GUI editing, interpreters, debuggers, math libraries, .... ??

[k_woods]

Originally Posted by CaptLego

That looks like just a generic text-based code editor --- or am I missing something? On their website, I didn't see any mention of php, JavaScript, WYSIWYG GUI editing, interpreters, debuggers, math libraries, .... ??

Yes it it is text based, so if you are looking for IDE this isn't your choice. But it is programmable by extension, and for stright programing (ie. perl, sql, and tkl, php) it can not be beat in the windows environment

Ken

[Devilboy]

Here's one with a free trial:

http://www.activestate.com/Products/...mpaign=php_ide

[k_woods]

Originally Posted by Devilboy

Here's one with a free trial:

http://www.activestate.com/Products/...mpaign=php_ide

Komodo is another good product, text based also (if I remember correctly).
I use their ActivePerl for my windows Perl stuff. Great product.

I use JBuilder for my java work, and I am trying to get up to speed with Eclipse.
So I do use a GUI interface for the screens. But Micro$oft is about the only ones that make them becuase they are just so big a beast. And MS knows how to charge. I have been at this so long that I started with Hollerith cards. . I prefer the database and sql stuff.

Ken

Real programmers don't use IDE's they program in hex .

[CaptLego]

Originally Posted by k_woods

Real programmers don't use IDE's they program in hex .

hex .... HEX? you're spoiled. Real programmers program in binary. I remember programming in binary -- just 1's and 0's. (and still do so, on occasion). Before that, we didn't even have 1's

And I remember those damn Hollerith cards.... I spent too many hours with an 029 keypunch and card reader.

Thanks for the leads, guys. I'll check out some of those tools and see it they'll work for me. I don't mind spending some $, it it will save me some time.

[Strange]

I get an error running this. In a DOS box I get:

Undefined command/function 'set_param'.
Error in ==> matlabrc at 81


What have I done wrong?

[CaptLego]

Originally Posted by Strange

I get an error running this. In a DOS box I get:

Undefined command/function 'set_param'.
Error in ==> matlabrc at 81


What have I done wrong?

Did you download and run the Matlab MCR Installer ?

[Strange]

Yep, first time through I ran the MCRInstaller.exe and that seemed to work fine, no errors on installation. It created a number of files as it ran, and when i installed it the second time (after an uninstall) I ran the MCRInstaller.msi file, again with no errors.

I unzipped the breakdown.zip file to a new folder and ran the breakdown4.exe from there.

What path settings should I check for?