Archive | IDEs
20
Feb

Netbeans, phpDoc, and WordPress

A posting from our private “Tech List”, a list I share with select tech geeks mostly from the days at Cyber Sprocket Labs.   We tend to share high end tech tips that only geeks would find interesting.    I am posting here for easy reference for “The Tech List” groupies. My Intro To Netbeans [...]

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25
Mar

Tab Completion for Custom Commands

A lot of commands in Emacs take input from the minibuffer, the little one-line area at the bottom of the editor. When you are writing your own commands you will often make use of the same facility. In this article I want to show you one way of doing that which will provide tab completion [...]

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26
Feb

Real-Time PHP Error Messages in Emacs

I was frustrated yesterday while working on a project because of a bug caused by a syntax error. In the year 2010 we really should not be having bugs because of syntax. I say this not to blame anyone—in fact the syntax mistake was mine—but to make the point that this is not the type [...]

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19
Feb

Indent on Save, Maybe

While working on a .NET project, I have noticed that when I do many things, Visual Studio takes that time to re-indent large amounts of my code. But most of the time I’m writing it out in Emacs, so this makes my diffs a pain in the ass. But it got me to thinking about [...]

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22
Jan

SQL Movement Commands

Most programming modes in Emacs support two commands, beginning-of-defun and end-of-defun.  These move you to the beginning and end of the nearest function, and by default are bound to C-M-a and C-M-e, respectively. However, sql-mode does not have anything similar.  I have the above two commands bound to C-up and C-down for quickly moving around [...]

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