Some users are reporting problems with Projx Transfer and the new version of Eclipse, this is something I need to investigate, but won’t have time to do it until next week, please continue using Eclipse 3.4 – 3.5 until then..

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Projx Transfer

I’ve been using Linux on servers for years, since before I started learning to code. Finally, after something like 7/8 years I am almost fully confident in severing the ties to my highly underused Windows installation on my personal laptop, but there are still a couple of exceptions

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Moving to Linux – Finding Alternative Software

At our company we currently all work on one shared network drive. The source code is not under any kind of source control, which for me is a big no-no. I’d love to be able to set up SVN and us all work of separate repositories and just commit back to a trunk or branch, but our tech manager doesn’t agree.

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Question: How does source control work in a non-distributed environment?

Eclipse PDT and Zend Studio are really nice editors for general use. Once they’re set up the way you want, they work mostly fine

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Ahh Sunday, a day of relaxing… and changing nappies… and feeding baby… and wiping up sick… and getting rid of wind… etc… # fb # Programmingz0r while @ babyfreyja has her mid-morning nap. # fb # Woo, got a fair amount done

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Transfer v1.2.0 is available for download from here , please be aware that the new version requires you the DLTK is installed. I've started to add improvements in the error reporting and generally make Transfer more user friendly, unfortunately these are still work in progress and will have to wait for the next release. Please let me know if you have any problem.

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Proj-x Transfer v1.2.0 … come and get it!

I've finally had some free time to spend on fixing Transfer, it seems the problems were not caused by bugs, instead other plug-ins such as PDT (from v2 onwards) changed the way they're implemented and started using the Eclipse DLTK (Dynamic Language Tool Kit) which meant Transfer no longer knew how to process requests from the new PHP Explorer (This was not a problem for me, as I use an older version of PDT). Anyway, I will release a test version of Tranfer 1.2 shortly, note its not final, I intend to add more error checking and some default settings

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Proj-x Transfer fix

I’ve started giving Netbeans for PHP a try, considering everyone is saying how much better it is than Eclipse PDT . So far I’m very impressed at it’s simplicity and ease of use - which for the main tool a programmer uses day in an day out for at least 8 hours, is a very good thing. However I came across a couple of “issues” or teething problems rather, that thankfully with a short Google (sorry Bing…), I managed to find solutions for… Delaying the Code Completion Pop-up Here at Netbasic towers, we have very big projects.

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If you created a project in Eclipse, but you created a regular “Project” instead of a particular project type (in my case, a “PHP Project” then there is a fairly easy way of fixing it. I had to do this to make a particular project work in the PHP Explorer (which for some reason worked fine on Windows version of Eclipse, but not my version…) Create a new project of the type you want to convert your existing project to

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Changing Project Types in Eclipse

Just a quick reminder to myself as I always end up Googling for this. The update sites for CollabNet for Eclipse are: Current Release (1.5.1): Eclipse 3.2: http://downloads.open.collab.net/eclipse/update-site/e3.2 Current Release (1.8.1): Eclipse 3.3: http://downloads.open.collab.net/eclipse/update-site/e3.3 Eclipse 3.4: http://downloads.open.collab.net/eclipse/update-site/e3.4 Development Builds: Eclipse 3.2: http://downloads.open.collab.net/eclipse/dev-builds/e3.2 Eclipse 3.3: http://downloads.open.collab.net/eclipse/dev-builds/e3.3 Eclipse 3.4: http://downloads.open.collab.net/eclipse/dev-builds/e3.4 These are sourced from: http://desktop-eclipse.open.collab.net/servlets/ProjectProcess?pageID=3794

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CollabNet for Eclipse