eclipse-pdt

I have eclipse PDT IDE version 1.2.0 installed. I have used it together with Dojo to develop very interesting Ajax applications. Now i want to enable the Zend framework within my eclipse IDE. How can i do this. After some googling, i have tried the following. 1.) downloaded the Zend framework and unzipped to my C directory. 2.) added the following path in my php.ini file include_path = ".;C:\ZendFramework-1.10.5\library" 3.) changed the following line in the httpd.conf file in Apache to support .htaccess files AllowOverride None to AllowOverride All Restart Apache once and tested to see if

Is there any way to add custom phpdoc annotation for Eclipse PDT? For example, I want to see @depends (for PHPUnit) in autocomplete list for comments, but now I can see there only standard annotations (for example, @deprecated ) . Thanks in advance. I assumed there would be a configuration file somewhere, but looking through the various folders in my Zend Studio installation didnt give me the results I was hoping for. Searching Eclipse.org for Content Assist yielded http://help.eclipse.org/helios/topic/org.eclipse.platform.doc.isv/guide/editors_contentassist.htm So I guess the "real" way to

I am using Eclipse PDT to code with PHP Code Igniter. I would like to get auto complete working. Anyone know how I can accomplish this? I've found a few online tutorials but had no success. You could try this method Choose “Project” -> “Properties” or “Window” -> “Preferences” -> “PHP” (for global usage) Choose “PHP Include Path” Click on “Add External Source Folder” and point to file below restart eclipse Point path to this file below ciautocomplete.php <?php /** * @property CI_DB_active_record $db * @property CI_DB_forge $dbforge * @property CI_Benchmark $benchmark * @property CI_Calendar

I installed Eclipse PDT-all-in-one-win32-2.0.0GA and WampServer 2.0. I try to run as PHP Script in eclipse but I have this error: "The current debugger does not have any defined PHP executable." How do I create this .exe ?? Ok But I do not have php.exe. I only create Test.php in my project. In order to run **.php* files, you will need PHP installed, and because you already have installed WAMP, you should be fine. "The current debugger does not have any defined PHP executable." If you have installed WAMP as you said, try to look for php.exe on your local hard drive and then set path in Eclipse

I truly love VIM - it's one of only a handful of applications I've every come across that make you feel warm and fuzzy inside. However, for PHP development, I still use PDT Eclipse although I would love to switch. The reason I can't quite at the moment is the CTRL+SPACE code-assist functionality that I rely on so much - it's so useful, especially when type hinting, or using PHPDoc variable comment blocks. I know there are cool plugins for VIM out there that can probably replicate this functionality and then some - but what are they? Vim has OmniCompletion built in, you should add this to your

I'm writing PHP code in Eclipse PDT (PHP Development Tools), but for some reason it doesn't auto-complete PHP built-in functions, such as "isset()". This is unlike Komodo which also shows the arguments the function recieves. The only thing Eclipse auto-completes are my variables. Hwo can I make Eclipse auto-complete built-in functions? I came across a similar issue and found a fix for it, however, it's a bit of hack as I couldn't find a way to make the change in the Eclipse Menus. Basically I needed to add the following .buildpath file to the root of the project folder: <?xml version="1.0"