Aptana 3 and CodeIgniter 2 code completion

[eluser]Daniel Moore[/eluser]
Makes me glad I don't use Aptana/Eclipse. Not only because they are SOOO SLOW! I personally like my IDE to be really fast.

My IDE handles code completion for CodeIgniter simply by creating a project, and pointing the project to the CodeIgniter installation directory. It scans and creates code completion on the fly, so that every time I use a CodeIgniter project, it always handles auto-complete for me the proper way, and I never have to worry about getting a new auto-complete plug-in whenever the CodeIgniter version changes.

But hey, that's what you get when you try to cut corners and use a free IDE. (Although I wouldn't use a pay IDE like Zend, because it is also built on Eclipse, and is extremely slow and buggy at times as well.)

Mine will also allow me to have auto-complete for any project, such as when I'm editing the code for a Simple Machines Forum, or editing a Word Press installation (rare for me), or when I plug in ANY 3rd party library to CodeIgniter, it automatically picks up everything needed for auto-complete for that library.

And yes, it works with $this->load->view and more.

UEStudio, the most powerful, feature complete, fastest IDE on the market. If you say your IDE does something mine doesn't, give me 10 minutes and I'll have mine doing it. Full snippet support, built-in, will be in the next version coming out in the next month or so, which is the only thing it hasn't had out of the box that I have been wanting. This program has paid for itself many, many times over in the time and frustration it has saved me. The faster I can program a project, the more money I can make. And this IDE delivers like no other, but only if you take time to learn it properly. I mean, take swimming lessons, don't just walk to the rail of the bridge and jump over into the water and hope you can swim. Making more money involves investing time and money, but it is so worth it when you do.