The only thing missing in PHPEd compared to Eclipse PDT seems to be the ability to jump to a file or function. It is amazingly useful.

For example, if you press Ctrl-Shift-R in Eclipse and start typing, you'll see a dialog which lists all matching files. Keep typing until you see the one file need and press Enter - it opens.

Same goes for methods/functions - Ctrl-Shift-M.

Is it possible to do it with PHPEd, as I haven't found this feature yet? If not, is it possible to put it on the TODO list? PHPEd already knows the list of both files and functions - it needs it for Intellisense, so a quick interface to them makes sense. It really speeds up development and the guys at my new company say that the only thing stopping them from switching to PHPEd is the absence of this feature.

Thanks.

An "instant-search" like functionality for most of the lists is something I've personally been whining about for years
So I guess that's a no on "is it possible?' and a +1 on the request.

I beg for this too. +1

Could this be extended to make writing include statements easier?

That's a great idea - I've always wondered why there's no intellisense for that.

I wonder if admins ever check the forums...

Bump - no replies in 4 months. Any plans to implement this, PHPEd team?

When entering a function, PhpED will indeed suggest from known functions (i.e. intellisense). This includes your own functions in the current PHP file and included files. To get your own functions to show up with assistance for parameters, you need to document your functions PhpDoc style.

Once entered, you can jump to a function definition with CTRL + left mouse click.

it would be nice to bable to open a file when clicking it in the code.

eg require_once ('somefile.php');
ctrl-clicking etc opening the somefile.php file would be nice feature.

You can currently right-click the file name and choose "Open File At Cursor". I agree that CTRL-clicking would be easier and more intuitive.