Editors that support eZ templates Syntax Highlight

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Softriva .com

Friday 13 August 2010 5:04:02 am

Can you gus/gals list the Editors commercial or non that support eZ templates syntax highlighting.

Thank you

OOzy

Matthieu Sévère

Friday 13 August 2010 5:07:09 am

Hi,

I use Netbeans with smarty plugin.

I know there is Eclipse with the eZ Publish smile plugin and one for vi.

If you use windows you can use PHPEdit buy you'll need to pay for that.

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Softriva .com

Friday 13 August 2010 5:12:44 am

I use Linux (Ubuntu). But Smarty plugin does actually works well for ez tpls. I am using Komodo with Smarty plugin but still does show everything nice.

Thx

Kévin S.

Friday 13 August 2010 5:50:04 am

I use Smultron on mac (or its version for snow leopard : Fraise), it supports eZ Templates highlighting. They are only available for mac, though.

Then I know that a plugin exists for Adobe Dreamweaver, too.

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Kévin

Jérôme Vieilledent

Friday 13 August 2010 10:20:20 am

Smultron/Fraise is nice but I personally don't really like the way it colorizes templates. I use Eclipse PDT with both Smile plugin (template syntax highlight, very handy class/attributes view, template code validation, basic code completion) and eZClipse (Template syntax highlight, INI syntax highlight, node browser)

Esa Damski

Tuesday 31 August 2010 1:13:44 am

"

I use Smultron on mac (or its version for snow leopard : Fraise), it supports eZ Templates highlighting. They are only available for mac, though.

Then I know that a plugin exists for Adobe Dreamweaver, too.

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Kévin

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I use a Mac (10.5.8 PowerPC) and I'm looking for a text editor that supports eZ Templates highlighting. I tried Smultron (3.5.1) but it seems that it does not fully support the eZ Templates highlighting…

Do I need to tune it somehow?

Nicolas Pastorino

Tuesday 31 August 2010 1:26:58 am

Hi,

As Jérôme, i am using Eclipse PDT and the Smile/JAC plugin. This setup yields a fair productivity so far :)

Cheers !

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Bertrand Dunogier

Tuesday 31 August 2010 2:49:55 am

As far as I'm concerned, I'm using PHPEdit on windows, and it has support for eZ templates syntax highlighting.

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Esa Damski

Tuesday 31 August 2010 6:12:26 am

I found it from Smultron:

Preferences -> Advanced -> Syntax Definitions ->

Yes, Smultron can coloring the eZ Publish .tpl code!

Jérôme Vieilledent

Tuesday 31 August 2010 7:09:20 am

"

I found it from Smultron:

Preferences -> Advanced -> Syntax Definitions ->

Yes, Smultron can coloring the eZ Publish .tpl code!

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Smultron does not exist any more as its creator, Peter Borg stopped its development. Fortunately, a french developer decided to continue it by forking the project

More info here : http://www.fraiseapp.com/?lng=en

Yannick Komotir

Tuesday 31 August 2010 8:04:16 am

Currently i use Ultraedit on windows with ultraedit syntax highlight.

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Esa Damski

Tuesday 31 August 2010 11:32:49 pm

"

Smultron does not exist any more as its creator, Peter Borg stopped its development. Fortunately, a french developer decided to continue it by forking the project

More info here : http://www.fraiseapp.com/?lng=en

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Yep, I know this. But Fraise's minimal requirements are Max OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) and Intel processor. I use Mac OS X 10.5 and Mac with PowerPC processor. That's why I need use now Smultron.

Philippe VINCENT-ROYOL

Wednesday 01 September 2010 2:19:38 am

Hi Guys,

I use Eclipse PDT and smile extension but you need to like eclipse ;)

Else, Thiago is developped a netbeans extension.. http://projects.ez.no/eznetbeans

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zurgutt -

Wednesday 01 September 2010 2:23:45 pm

I use Jedit, lightweight java based editor, works on any platform. There is tpl highlighting available for it in contribution somewhere. Support to ssh/ftp filesystem is nice too, plus multitude of plugins. But generally its very basic text editor, i could not bear eclipse because it forced you to set up projects and do many things in its own weird way.

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Softriva .com

Friday 03 September 2010 9:48:35 am

I am using Aptana with eZclipse. It is great. .tpl highlighting works great.

OOzy

Jean-Yves Zinsou

Saturday 04 September 2010 10:32:03 am

I personnaly can't get rid of my good ol' VI on my linux box (Debian), the smarty syntax highlighting works pretty well with .tpl files.

I use "Nerdtree" and "Project" plugins between others...

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