问题
I use Notepad++ and Aptana for editing my CakePHP code? Is there any way to get basic html syntax highlighting for CakePHP's .ctp template files? It's a lot harder for me without any coloring going on. Any ideas?
回答1:
Configuring in Aptana Editor
Quoted from aptana docs
- From the Window menu, select Preferences..., and then choose General > Editors > File Associations.
- Add the appropriate file type.
- Next to the File Types list, click the Add button.
- In the New File Type pop-up window, type the appropriate file extension (e.g. ".ctp" or ".thtml").
- Click OK to add the New File Type to the List.
- Associate the new file type with Aptana.
- On the File Types list, select the file type that you just added.
- Next to the Editor Associations list, click the Add button.
- On the Editor Selection pop-up window, select the editor that you want to associate with your file type.
- Click OK to add the editor.
- The new is now associated with the specified file type.
- Click OK to apply your changes and close the Preferences window.
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回答2:
You probably just have to select Language -> Html in the menu bar. You can set the association in Settings -> Style Configurator -> Html
回答3:
Settings -> Styler Configurator -> Language: HTML -> User ext: ctp
done :-)
回答4:
Another little tip that I picked up on.....to get some basic syntax completion in Aptana:
- Right Click on your Projects, Select Properties
- Goto the "Project Natures" tab and make sure that the PHP component is clicked (If not you will have to click it, close the properties window and reopen it)
- Next we're going to click on "PHP Buildpath" and select the "External Folders" tab
- Add the location of a plane jane CakePHP install
Let Aptana re-profile the project and viola....you have some syntax completion. It's not perfect....but it's better than nothing!
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/811656/how-can-i-get-html-syntax-highlighting-in-my-editor-for-cakephp