How to use Codenizer with NetBeans
Sample screenshot of using Codenizer with NetBeans, for instructions how to integrate read bellow.
To use Codenizer from within NetBeans
you first need plugin to enable NetBeans IDE to display Codenizer's messages in task list.
You can download this plugin from here. After
downloading plugin package you need to install it into IDE. To do this
go to Tools -> Plugins in the menu. Dialog similar to this should
open:
Click button "Add Plugins..." and browse to the plugin file you
downloaded. After this you should have Codenizer plugin shown in
the list. Check "Install" checkbox next to the plugin name and
click "Install" button bellow the list. After that normal
installation process should begin. IDE may ask you few questions during
installation, and it will warn you that Codenizer plugin is not signed --
you should ignore this warning and finish installation. After installation
you will have fancy Codenizer's icon in toolbar
By clicking this cute icon you will make plugin invoke Codenizer on the
current file and its output will be put in the task list. Make sure that
you saved your file before this (since Codenizer will read data from disk).
If you are using some filter for your tasks you should enable Codenizer
in the filter settings. (You do that by checking checkbox next to Codenizer
in the filter settings dialog).
Codenizer will also have default shortcut Ctrl+Alt+F5 assigned, and if
you don't like it you can change it in the "Keymap" section of NetBeans'
options (Codenizer is listed in the PHP folder).
NOTICE: In order to use this plugin you need to have Codenizer installed in its default location (C:\Program Files\Codenizer).
