Asked By
ann tanner
20 points
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Posted on - 05/15/2013
Hi Everyone, I would like to have an editor that will help in PHP design in Linux platform. Currently I am using Komodo Edit that is free, open source editor. I would like to have a PHP design tools Linux that is similar to Komodo Edit, which can be available for free. Thanks
PHP design tools Linux that is similar to Komodo Edit
Hello Ann!
I do advise you to try any of these text editor, that is gPHPEdit , Kate or Kdevelop. but i for me i use gPHPEdit and I can suggest it for you. It is easy to be installed on you machine by downloading the latest version from https://sourceforge.net/projects/gphpedit/, you only need to follow the steps below:-
In your computer Terminal write:
- git clone git://gitub.com/anoopjohn/gphpedit.git ~/gphpedit-git
Cd ~/gphpedit-git
Install gPHPEdit by running the following commands:
$ ./autogen.sh –prefix=$(pkg-config –variable=prefix ORBit-2.0) && make Now, as the root user: # make install
Alternatively
You can use Kate to install it follow the steps below:
First of all you need to install the following packages: git and the kdelibs development package(and CMake). Depending on your System:-
To install on openSUSE: sudo zypper install git libkde4-devel libkactivities-devel libqjson-devel python-kde4-devel.
To install on ubuntu and derivates: sudo apt-get install g++ make git cmake kdelibs5-dev libqjson-dev python-kde4-dev python-qt4-dev.
To install on Arch Linux: pacman -S git automoc4 cmake kdebindings-python (installation with base-devel + kde)
To install on Fedora and RHEL: yum install gcc-c++ kdelibs-devel kactivities-devel qjson-devel sip-devel PyKDE4-devel
- Create and change into a KDE development directory: mkdir -p ~/kde/usr; cd~/kde
- Get a copy of the Kate code: git clone git://anongit.kde.org/kate
- Create and change into a build directory inside the kate directory for compilation: cd kate; mkdir build; cd build
- Use a run.sh script as shown below to set the right environment variables, else make istall may fail later.
- Run the configure process with cmake:
- cmake ..-DBUILD_KTEXTEDITOR=1 -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=~/kde/usr
- Compile Kate: make
- Finally istall Kate: make install
And it will be good to go. Hope this be of great help
Best Regards
