Congratulations on a great creation! We love FlashDevelop at our work and many developers are using it.

We are using it for Flash for ActionScript and for PHP (flash remoting). Would it be possible to have the properties and methods side panel available for PHP classes as well? We find this very convient whe we edit AS.

Would it also be possible to parse non class files and show properties and methods? When we are not using Flash Develop to edit an actionscript class we are using it to edit an actionscript include file for the timeline.

Thanks again.

booga

That is a ASCompletion plugin feature. Currently all we provide for other languages is codecoloring.
Someone should start a new plugin for php. I would use it also.

I agree it would be nice to parse non-class files too...

As Actionscript 2 classes will be eventually properly handled I'll try to add some basic AS1/JS/PHP parsing. It will require some non-trivial refactoring so it won't be for tomorrow

Hi I'd like to help building the PHP panel, similar to the actionscript panel with the methods and functions.

Before I start I would like to know if someone is already working on this feature. If someone already has started this, can I help in some way?

Thanks and regards,

Now that FD3 is well advanced we'll study this question. Some work has been done on a PHP completion plugin but not on the outline view. It was contributed a while ago so I'm not sure about the compatibility. I'll answer more precisely later.

Has there been any progress on this?
I saw that pixelmixer did some syntax highlighting:
http://www.flashdevelop.org/community/v ... hlight=php

I would like to see if anything has been done...
If no progress has been done, I reckon I would start coding it

cheers,

I've just copied and modified a little HaXeContext plugin - suprisingly, it worked
Of course, it may be buggy (and I'm sure it is), but basic functionality seems to work fine - it's better than nothing, I suppose

Screenshot:



Plugin:

http://spbgu.ru/upload/kuzya/HTMLContext.dll

(it's called "HTMLContext" because FD uses same context for HTML and PHP files)

Thanks a lot kuzya!
I'm going to give it a try straight away.

Yeah, it has quite a few limitations and bugs.

I've noticed when you press enter

$this->callMethod();

it will put spaces between the "this" and the method.

Like this:

$this - > callMethod();

I like that it does autocomplete when you create a new instance of your class.

Another thing.. is there a way to activate all php files to use this instead of selecting Haxe from the tool menu?

Keep up the good work mate. If there is anything I can help with let me know.

cheers,
http://www.danieltome.com/blog

In my previous post I meant to say "Syntax menu" instead of "tool menu".

Also I loaded another bigger class and when activating haxe in the syntax menu I got this error:

Object reference not set to an instance of an object.

at ASCompletion.Model.MemberModel.ParametersString()
at ASCompletion.Model.MemberModel.ToString()
at ASCompletion.PluginUI.UpdateView(FileModel aFile)

And the outline panel didn't show anything.
cheers,

This is insteresting but the completion & reformat do not expect '::' or '->' for property access. This won't be an easy thing to fix - I'll think about it.

Good news everyone (I guess): I hacked a basic, working, PHP Context.

It's in the SVN and I fixed the completion engine to (somewhat) support PHP's dot syntax (->).

Now FYI I personally won't work on it so it's up to you to improve it (I'll only maintain code completion support for it). Mainly it is missing a declaration for PHP global functions.

PS: several DLLs are affected by this changes (ASCompletion, AS2Context, AS3Context) so if you want to test PHPContext with beta7 you'll have to update all these DLLs.

Actually I didn't mean autocomplete feature at all - just methods and variables in outline panel As Philippe mentioned, it's not easy to fix, so I'm glad that my post forced him to do it in a right way

Thank you Philippe!!

Youhouhhouuhouuuuuuuu!!!!!!

Thanks!