Overview
What is the point?
User Interface
Detailed Project Information
PHP Editor
List of features
- Object-oriented obfusaction supporting;
- Manageable project files;
- Code-completion;
- File editing capability;
- Hierarchical Project tree;
- Configurable file-associations;
- Automatic replacement of PHP variables and functions names with unreadable names;
- Easy removal of all comments from PHP, HTML and JavaScript files;
- Detailed information about web-projects;
- Multilingual user interface;
- Easy-to-use Archive Backup system;
- Built-in FTP client;
- Built-in file explorer and code explorer;
- Adjustable modes of code highlighting (PHP, HTML, JavaScript and CSS);
- Source code printing with syntax highlighting;
- Drag-and-Drop support;
User Interface
Files Manager Bar(1) features Explorer-style folders tree allowing you to locate and manage files and projects stored on your system. Usually, this window comes up each time you run PHP Processor.
Files Manager Bar consists of Files Explorer, FTP-client, and Backups (displays all backup sets available for the current project) tabs.
Select 'FTP' tab of the Files Manager window to switch to FTP-client window.
Variables and Functions Bar(2) provides means of navigation for your source files.
Select 'Project' tab of the 'Variables and Functions' bar to activate the current Project hierarchical tree view. The entire structure of your current project is displayed here.
Project area(3) helps you navigate thru project files. You can also get the additional information on each and every file in your project in this window.
Editor Window(4) allows editing selected file (one at a time). You can also use this window to preview a list of functions and variables(2) for the current file.
Note: you can use the 'View' command of the main menu for customizing PHP Processor window layout.
Project Manager
PHP Processor is capable of for encoding individual files or entire web sites. You will need to encode files regularly as you make changes to your project. PHP Processor saves all your project settings in a single project file (*.pap).
Project area(3) helps you navigate thru project files. You can also get the additional information on each and every file in your project in this window. The following information is available:
Use one of the following methods to add files to your project:
To remove files from current project select files you wish to remove, and then press
(Remove from project) button, or hit [Del] or [Backspace] on your keyboard.
Note: You can also sort files by clicking any column in the Project area.
Files Manager Bar(1) features Explorer-style folders tree allowing you to locate and manage files and projects stored on your system. Usually, this window comes up each time you run PHP Processor.
Files Manager Bar consists of Files Explorer, FTP-client, and Backups (displays all backup sets available for the current project) tabs.
Select 'FTP' tab of the Files Manager window to switch to FTP-client window.
Variables and Functions Bar(2) provides means of navigation for your source files.
Select 'Project' tab of the 'Variables and Functions' bar to activate the current Project hierarchical tree view. The entire structure of your current project is displayed here.
Project area(3) helps you navigate thru project files. You can also get the additional information on each and every file in your project in this window.
Editor Window(4) allows editing selected file (one at a time). You can also use this window to preview a list of functions and variables(2) for the current file.
Note: you can use the 'View' command of the main menu for customizing PHP Processor window layout.
Project Manager
PHP Processor is capable of for encoding individual files or entire web sites. You will need to encode files regularly as you make changes to your project. PHP Processor saves all your project settings in a single project file (*.pap).
Project area(3) helps you navigate thru project files. You can also get the additional information on each and every file in your project in this window. The following information is available:
- Number of comments in a file;
- Number of PHP variables;
- Number of lines of pure source code (w\o empty lines and comments);
- Date of last change, etc...
Use one of the following methods to add files to your project:
- Drag file or folder from Files Manager Bar (see picture above);
- Drag files right from Windows Explorer;
- Double-click anywhere on the empty space in the Project area;
- Use
(Add to project) button.
To remove files from current project select files you wish to remove, and then press
(Remove from project) button, or hit [Del] or [Backspace] on your keyboard.Note: You can also sort files by clicking any column in the Project area.