Re: Poll: What's the best PHP framework similar to Ruby on Rails?

James Neethling wrote:
> I'd add the ability to define a 'quick open' group of files.
>
> Problem:
> Specific areas of a site generally require a group of files, often in 
> different folders/locations.
>
> Being able to open, say,  5 files with one click would be great, esp 
> in maintenance of a site.
>
> Proposed:
> Store the relationships between files. Allow the user to define a 
> group of files together with a keyword/name. For example, my user 
> registration may have many files, controller, view, other class 
> modules, etc. Opening 'user reg' opens all the files associated with 
> user reg.
I think what you really want is Mylar http://www.eclipse.org/mylar. It 
does all of the above but on steroids. You define a task/keyord and 
Mylar will learn what files you open and use for that task. If you 
switch tasks it will close all files and open the ones for the other 
task. You don't define what files to open, just open whatever you need 
and Mylar will over time increase their importance depending of how much 
time you spend in each file.

/a


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