How to use Codenizer with particular editors and IDEs
Codenizer is very easily integrated with various editors and development environments that are commonly used for PHP development. On this page you can find instructions how to integrate Codenizer with them, as well as general instructions how to integrate Codenizer with any programming editor.
For other editors read on
Most programmer's editors will allow you to define your own commands and keystrokes to invoke those commands. You should look for option for configuring tools, or adding user tools. When you find similar option you will be presented with dialog where you need to enter details about tool you want to run. This usually consists of entering path to program you want to run -- this is path to the codenize.exe (usually C:\Program Files\Codenizer\codenize.exe on Windows). You should then tell editor to capture output of tool and you should also set its working directory to be directory of document you are running it on; it is also necessary to tell editor to pass document's path to Codenizer. It may be also a good idea for you to check how EditPlus and UltraEdit are configured to work with Codenizer because chances are that your editor has similar mechanism of configuration. In some editors there is also necessary to specify format of messages that tool outputs. Format for Codenizer output messages:
FILE_PATH(LINE): MESSAGE
NOTICE: Running Codenizer from within some editors can dramatically degrade its performance if there are lot of error messages. To avoid this you can either run Codenizer from command line or make fewer errors in scripts :-)
