It looks like the RapidPHP does not keep track of the variables that are loaded via an "include" command.
That would be nice if it processed the "includes" and identified any variables etc that are included in these files.
Code Explorer and AutoCompletion
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Re: Code Explorer and AutoCompletion
Hi there,
sorry for coming back with this old one, but this Topic is exactly what iam looking for.
Iam registered w/ 2009 and upgraded to 2010. I like RapidPHP, but honestly i really
need this feature, even if its slow like hell....
Dont you see any way to include it as an Option? It could be disabled by default for your Speeding-
Issue, but it would really make sense to see all Variables and Functions in all Scripts... dont you
think so?
Many thanks for your Answer.
Best wishes,
/Marc
sorry for coming back with this old one, but this Topic is exactly what iam looking for.
Iam registered w/ 2009 and upgraded to 2010. I like RapidPHP, but honestly i really
need this feature, even if its slow like hell....
Dont you see any way to include it as an Option? It could be disabled by default for your Speeding-
Issue, but it would really make sense to see all Variables and Functions in all Scripts... dont you
think so?
Many thanks for your Answer.
Best wishes,
/Marc
Re: Code Explorer and AutoCompletion
Hi,
Actually include files should parsed during Auto Complete (if you use command require_once("File A.php"); and the file can be found on your computer under the relative directory).
Besides, now with version 2010 you can define special Lirbrary folder for each Project - Under Main Menu; Project; press button Edit (or create a New Project); Library Paths.
Under this folder any file included will be parsed and all members, classes will be shown in Auto Complete at all times.
Actually include files should parsed during Auto Complete (if you use command require_once("File A.php"); and the file can be found on your computer under the relative directory).
Besides, now with version 2010 you can define special Lirbrary folder for each Project - Under Main Menu; Project; press button Edit (or create a New Project); Library Paths.
Under this folder any file included will be parsed and all members, classes will be shown in Auto Complete at all times.
Kind regards,
Gatis Avots
Gatis Avots
Re: Code Explorer and AutoCompletion
Hi,
many thanks for that information. too bad that i now have bought another product too.
Anyway, i like your GUI much more then the other Editor i have now, so iam sure ill
finish the one project in the other and then "ill be back" to raphidPHP
many thanks for that information. too bad that i now have bought another product too.

Anyway, i like your GUI much more then the other Editor i have now, so iam sure ill
finish the one project in the other and then "ill be back" to raphidPHP
