Drupal IDE

We finally did it. I submitted a PHP Drupal for Textmate and it is now listed at http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk/Review/Bundles/. The bundle primarily consists of work by kkaefer. I've also added bits that have been posted by others over time.

To install, see the Bundles page of the macromates wiki.

Lets improve the bundle. This group is the right place for general discussion about it (Textmate specific RSS feed). I created a Textmate project at drupal.org for discussing patches, bug reports, feature requests.

As for next steps with Macromates - here is the reply from Michael Sheets ....

I've added the PHP Drupal bundle to the review directory. The next step is get feedback from the community on the bundle before it's inclusion in the main Bundles directory in the repository. Generally these will be posted to the tm-dev list, some of the core bundle contributors may give their comments in the form of a comments.markdown document in the root of the bundle as to easily track the comments.

After a suitable amount of time and any issues have been addressed the bundle can be promoted to the main Bundles directory.

Sorry you thought the need the justify the bundle, we've got room for any languages no matter how small or big. As long as someone writes it we'll add it to the repository. I'll be adding some review comments when I can, until then keep up the good work.

Need from you the subversion username you'd like so I can setup a account for you to update the bundle.

Thanks for your contribution!

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Michael Sheets
TextMate Bundles Moderator

Create eclipse plugin that will
* Create and edit new modules by editing underlying module info file
* Wizard to create hook methods complete with parameters. Hides method naming scheme, instead asks user how wide of a scope they are intending for their method

I just posted a quick blog on some hacky ways to enable JIT debugging with Xdebug:

http://www.openkomodo.com/blog/jeffg/jit-php-debugging-komodo

My example is Komodo IDE, but this should be usable for any Xdebug client app. It should be simple enough to enable JIT debugging in a Drupal instance by adding this line to your custom module:

ini_set('xdebug.remote_mode', 'jit');

You should keep in mind that if xdebug.remote_mode is set to JIT, you can't debug in the normal way.

http://wimleers.com/blog/textmate-command-look-functions-api.drupal.org

Drupal is a really good CMS for building almost any kind of site.

What I'm trying to do is to use Drupal as framework like zend or asp.net for developing web applications. Where I just need to include some files to get all drupal functionality, like include of php or C/C++. And to display a block I just call display_block('blockname',...),, like this.
Did anyone has tried this? Is it possible?