> It does have a project feature.
Yup. It sure does. However, it doesn't work as we need
it to. When I looked at EditPlus last time, it had a flat
project structure. Meaning that you could add files to a
project, but when you opened that project, all you would
see is a list of all the files. This is irregardless of where
the actual file exists. We need projects to be set up in a
tree layout so that it basically looks like the directory
structure of the website. So you'll end up with:
-home
--news
-software
--features
---v1.0
---v1.5
--screenshots
-contact
--asia
--europe
etc with the relevant files in each of the folders/subfolders
*in the project* with access to each when you click on the
same.
EditPlus, as far as I can recall, just lists out all of the files:
/home/home1.php
/home/home2.php
/home/news/news1.php
/home/news/news2.php
/software/software1.php
/software/software2.php
and so on. If you have 100s of files in your project, you'll
be scrolling and searching for a while to find one particular
file...
Chris
