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 * [http://www.micahcarrick.com/11-14-2007/gedit-symbol-browser-plugin.html Gedit Symbol Browser plugin] - for easy overview of PHP code
 * [http://www.stambouliote.de/projects/gedit_plugins.html Class browser plugin] - also for easy overview of PHP code		  * [[http://www.micahcarrick.com/11-14-2007/gedit-symbol-browser-plugin.html|Gedit Symbol Browser plugin]] - for easy overview of PHP code
 * [[http://www.stambouliote.de/projects/gedit_plugins.html|Class browser plugin]] - also for easy overview of PHP code
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PHP editing

Windows linebreaks

By default gedit displays both windows and unix linebreaks properly, but it creates unix linebreaks. This can even give a resulting file with a mix of windows and unix linebreaks. It can be a problem if you e.g. want to create .bat files on linux and execute them on windows. But it's possible to convert all linebreaks in a file to windows linebreaks, by enabling the external tools plugin and using a simple script.

Script for converting all linebreaks to windows linebreaks: 

s/\r//g
s/$//g
s/$/\r/

Script for converting all linebreaks to unix linebreaks: 

s/\r//g
s/$//g

Tip

If you replace the two first tools from the external tools list, you can let windows linebreaks have ctrl+F8 as shortcut and let unix linebreaks have ctrl+F7 as linebreaks. That makes it easy to press ctrl+F8 and then ctrl+F9 to close the shell output window.

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