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Have you tried PHPEclipse? Since Smarty is really a PHP library, you can include it as a subdirectory in your PHP project, or perhaps refer to it in a separate project, and the tools then cross-reference the files. <br />
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Have you tried PHPEclipse? Since Smarty is really a PHP library, you can include it as a subdirectory in your PHP project, or perhaps refer to it in a separate project, and the tools then cross-reference the files.



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You can sertainly use smarty pdt &nbsp;<a href="http://code.google.com/p/smartypdt/" rel="ugc">http://code.google.com/p/smartypdt/</a><br />
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:) &nbsp;, gook luck
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You can sertainly use smarty pdt  http://code.google.com/p/smartypdt/ [http://code.google.com/p/smartypdt/]

:)  , gook luck

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I have spen for now, like 3 hours to find any kind of Smarty Editor plugin and english dictionary for Eclipse 3.2 <br />
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Can somebody help me with that
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I have spen for now, like 3 hours to find any kind of Smarty Editor plugin and english dictionary for Eclipse 3.2 

Can somebody help me with that

Smarty Editor plugin and english dictionary for Eclipse 3.2

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Web Components

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