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I’m peeved.  The last 2 days have been incredibly frustrating for me with regard to using the Eclipse PDT PHP environment.  I mentioned here that I’d been having problems with the workspace, and thought that I’d managed to get things sorted out.  I kicked off a new project and I thought that all was well….

Until, that is, I tried to re-open the project after working on soemthing else.  And despite following the Import process to the letter (and a few variations over the course of an hour or so) I could not get my project back in to the IDE.  I then decided to simply rebuild the project, and couldn’t even do that.

By this time I’d spent some 3 hours trying to do something that is pretty fundamental for a developer – creating and opening projects.  As I was ‘on the clock’, this was now costing me money – nearly £100 in chargeable time – so I decided to call it a day.

I’ve tried three other IDEs and the one that I’m currently using is one I tried before some time ago – Jcx Sofwtare’s VS.PHP IDE, based on the Visual Studio 2005 IDE.  The program is a stand alone IDE, and isn’t free but is certainly going to cost me less than another 3 hour stint trying to work out what gives with Eclipse.

I’m using a 30 day trial version – I’ll keep you posted, but so far I’ve been creating, opening a closing projects to my heart’s content.

3 Responses to “Eclipse PDT – I’ve had to give up on it! Vs.php – come on down!”
  1. Juan Rivera says:

    I’m glad you are enjoying using VS.Php. Keep me posted on your experience. I’ll be glad to assist you with any questions you may have.

    Thanks,

    Juan
    Jcx.Software

  2. admin says:

    Thanks for that – I’ll bear that in mind!

  3. Joe says:

    Just to tidy up – I ended up buying a copy of this software and I’m very happy with it.

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