Namespace support missing?

[Filip Zamboj]

Don't worry we took it easy . Just we were trying to point out that
it's not as easy to have a namespace support and that it's even harder
if you want to support functionality that is under development at the
time being. I guess you guys will appreciate a higher quality release
than buggy namespace support, won't you? ;)

Regards,

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Filip Zamboj
Sun Microsystems

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Mchl wrote:

[radek matous]

AdamO79PL wrote:

[AdamO79PL]

Well

I understand it's too late to "code into" 6.7 the logic required to deal with namespaces the right way. How about giving users an option, setting or something (before namespaces are ready) to get rid of these nasty red exclamation icons right next to the line containing namespace-related code.

I know that's not really a solution to the problem but it will propably keep us usesr - always demanding, ungreatful hord, from throwing LCDs, kicking our boxes and swearing at family

Keep up the great work guys.

[AdamO79PL]

While I'm dreaming...

Let me tell you why I like NetBeans, why I still use Zend Studio 5.5 and why I HATE Eclipse...

The reason I got curious about NetBeans is because it doesn't try to do million things at the same time, because it's simple. That's why I HATE Eclipse or any Eclipse-based IDE. The way Zend Studio 5.5.1 allows me to handle working on remote machines is spot on what I want. I can have projects but I can also simply define a remote SFTP server and I have it listed in my left "File System" pane. When I create a new project I can pick any dir from that remote server and use it in my project. Simple as that. I'm not even going to discuss the way Eclipse handles that problem - it's f***ing ridiculous...

Now. I like NetBeans because it supports SFTP and SVN and it's simple! I do miss however the Zend Studio 5.5.1 "File System" pane. I mean sometimes I don't want to create a project, go through all that fuss... Sometimes I just want to log into server, work on some files and that's it.

If you ever implement that I will send you guys a case of best polish cold beer

[radek matous]

AdamO79PL wrote:

[radek matous]

AdamO79PL wrote:

[Eugene Morgan]

[AdamO79PL]

[AdamO79PL]

[AdamO79PL]

Small SVN (or all version controll) issue. After commiting a file, where I have an $Id$ field, it does not update it until I click on the editor (give focus to the editor) and sometimes even that doesn't work. The file gets updated but I have to close it and open it again to see the correct value of $Id$.

[Ondrej Vrabec]

Could you file an issue for this at
http://www.netbeans.org/issues/enter_bug.cgi?component=subversion ?

Please report in the issue:
Could you also check if the modification timestamp for the file is
changed by the svn commit?
Start the IDE with a switch
-J-Dorg.netbeans.modules.subversion.level=500, invoke a commit and
attach the IDE log to the issue.

Thanks

AdamO79PL wrote:

[AdamO79PL]

Hi Ondrej.

Ticket submitted. #167557

[agaace]

Hi guys!
I'm a die hard NetBeans fan since the times of 6.5 beta, and when I first tried NetBeans with PHP. I too, used ZendStudio for a while and liked it very much but it was not for free.I never really got convinced by Eclipse - it's just so big, heavy and slow, and eats up all available memory. I can leave NetBeans open on my machine for days (it's not a rare case, I reboot it only when I install updates that need it or when I'm away on holidays ) and it will not grow in memory like Eclipse does. My previous experience with Eclipse was restarting it every 2-3 hours of work to free up some memory - very very annoying! So I just love the memory indicator with GC force on click in NetBeans - gives me the feeling of having power and control

Ok, after some sugar, time for some complaints
I just moved over to PHP 5.3 mainly for the namespaces support. Otherwise I could have stayed with the old version. I'm starting a couple of new projects and wanted to structure them to use namespaces - it's a big change, it's a whole thing about how you organise things in projects. And I didn't even THINK ns wouldn't be supported at the level of syntax checking! Ok, I could understand refactoring tools or suggestion warnings getting crazy, maybe coloring & intellisense at times.. but the basic parsing? Do you use the PHP engine to check syntax and produce syntax errors for you or use your own custom built-in interpreter, that needs to be updated everytime PHP introduces syntax changes?? I'm counting days until ns will be supported in NB, really really need it..

[cresso]

[Tomas Mysik]

Hi,

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