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How to create a PHP file on Linux.

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Probleme546 -  
Hello,
how to create php files on Linux;
Like on Windows with Notepad.
Please

Configuration: Linux / Chrome 42.0.2311.152

2 answers

  1.  jeanbi Contributor
    Hello
    There's better, gedit for example..
    cya

    --
    FC 19 - Mandriva 2010 -Debian 6.0-
    The best things require patience. (JC ANGLADE)
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    1. Probleme546 Author
      Can we create php files with gredit?
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    2. jeanbi Contributor
      Re
      Well yes, otherwise why would I mention it to you
      see you later
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    3. Probleme546 Author
      Ah, thank you very much.
      But can you explain to me how to do it...
      Please
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    4. zipe31 Contributor
      @Probleme546Hello,

      Just like on Windows, you open the editor (gedit in this case) and you code, that's it!
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    5. Probleme546 Author
      ah thank you
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  2. jeanbi Contributor
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    if you save it with the php extension, it will be automatically completed by gedit
    a+

    FC 19 - Mandriva 2010 -Debian 6.0-
    The best things require patience. (JC ANGLADE)
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    1. Probleme546 Author
      Oh thank you.
      That's the answer I was waiting for
      Thank you very much everyone.
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    2. zipe31 Contributor
      Re-

      I launched nano (
      nano test
      ) and pasted: 
      <?php
       // the simplest form, recommended
       echo 'Hello World';
      ?>

      Then I saved it and ran a simple 
      file test
      which returned: 
      $ file test 
      test: PHP script, UTF-8 Unicode text

      So without any extension, it’s recognized.

      To go further, I then launched 
      gedit test
      , which gave me:

      So I don't see what changes regarding our friend Probleme546 ;-\
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    3. Probleme546 Author
      I don't have the same gedit.
      But I think I've understood my mistake and found my answer.
      Thank you.
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    4. zipe31 Contributor
      @Probleme546
      I don't have the same gedit.
      Yes, it's just a matter of theme (Edit => Preferences => "Fonts and Colors" tab => Oblivion)
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