Template File Detectors

If one of your projects is using a supported framework, triumphp4php will attempt to parse out the template variables in controllers and make them available in PHP code completion.

If this seems kind of weird, it is because not many editors do this. Let me clarify with an example:

Let's say you create a CodeIgniter project in triumph4php. When you create the project, triumph4php will detect that you are using CodeIgniter.

Then, you open the templates panel by going to View ... PHP Template Files.
triumph4php shows then allows you to choose your controller and action, and triumph4php will show you the templates that the action uses. It will also show you the templates variables that are available to the templates. The shown variables are also made available to you in the PHP code completion!

Note 1

Template files detectors detectors only work if you tell triump4php the virtual host entry your project uses by going to Edit ... Preferences then going to the "Apache" tab.

Note 2

Template files detectors only work if you have tagged your project.

Note 3

Template files detectors only work if you URL detectors have successfully run.

Note 4

You can trigger the URL detection manually by going to Detectors ... Run URL Detection.

Note 5

For template file detectors to work, you must have PHP installed. Also, you must have PDO and PDO SQLite extensions enabled.