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Right now, this is the main issue preventing me from using Rapid PHP on a regular basis...it is *really* starting to bug me. I have tested this in the latest 9.4.0.102 version. The PHP/PHP Line Comment menu command only seems to ADD a comment to a line. For example, click on a line and then select ...

I'll give that a try and let you know if it works. The key with Frameworks is that most files are not explicitly included/required. So just scanning for include/require isn't good enough. What some other PHP editors do is to scan *all* files within the application directory tree. Unfortunately, that ...

If you do implement any sort of popup/sidebar help, then you need to do it for more than just PHP. What I'd really like to see is a more integrated help system. Right now F1 opens the web browser for PHP, but opens a local help file for CSS. Not sure if it does anything at all for Javascript DOM ...

The act of right-clicking a tab causes the editor to switch to that tab. However, it looks like it knows how to properly return to the previous tab after closing the window, so it's just more of a visual annoyance and certainly something I can live with for now. Maybe they can just change it so that ...

There is a command in the PHP menu for adding the // comments to a selection. Works fine. If I go into my key mapping and map the Ctrl-/ key to it, the key is displayed in the menu now, but pressing Ctrl-/ doesn't actually activate the function. As far as I can tell, Ctrl-/ isn't assigned to ...

I can tell that you use Delphi to write RapidPHP, so you should already be familiar with this concept. In Delphi, when you hold down the Ctrl key and click on a function or variable, it will jump to the declaration. You already have a right-click Find Declaration function, so it seems like it might ...

I use the CodeIgniter framework for my PHP apps. CodeIgniter provides a large number of classes for use in a PHP application. Is there any way to extend the code-completion system so that these classes are available. As an example, in CodeIgniter you can call stuff like this: $this->load->view('file ...

I'd like to see an X button added to each tab to allow closing a tab without switching to it. Also, this is minor, but why is the font used on the tabs not using the default system font? It should be using at least Tahoma, but seems to be MS Sans Serif instead (which is horribly ugly these days). I ...

I was trying to get PHP code snippets to work. I edited the snippet for "if" and added "if" to the "callword". Now, if I type: function test() { if and then press Ctrl-J, I get this: function test() { if (|) } with the cursor positioned after the (|). So notice that it is inserting the | character ...

When working with templates and other HTML "snippets", the file doesn't usually have it's own link to a CSS file. Usually a separate "header" template is added to the full HTML output by the PHP framework or template system. So, when using the Inspector to view an HTML tag, there isn't anything ...

When using frameworks, the PHP file being edited is often just a small part of a project. You can't run one of these "Snippets", it can only be run via the main application's file. For example, with a CodeIgniter project, you need to run the index.php file and not one of the controller files, or ...