IDE capable of saving to two locations and a SVN repo?

Question

I’m just wondering if anyone’s come across or could recommend an IDE that’s capable of the following:

Key requirements:

• Save to two locations as a part of the normal save operation. (Local or network drive and a web server dev box.)
• Subversion integration (in addition to the above).
• Windows based
• Code highlighting (and ideally function completion/hinting, etc.) for PHP, JavaScript & HTML.
• Ability to switch between multiple projects. (And ideally export project configuration information.)

Unfortunately, the only IDE that I’ve managed to locate thus far that fits the bill is Dreamweaver CS4, which seems like complete overkill especially when you consider the fact that it’ll only ever be used as a text editor. (i.e.: We'd never touch design mode, etc.)

As such, I’m just wondering/hoping that some of you out there might be aware of a more elegant solution that fits the bill.

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Update to clarify goal

The key goal is to save to a file server, a web development server (to view changes in real-time) and also to integrate with SVN. I realise this is odd - the rationale being that I'm trying to get the organisation I work for to take some baby steps towards using version control, and this seems the only feasible back door.

Answer 1

Well, saving directly to a web dev server is not a very good idea. Rather, consider using Continous Integration server to publish your code in one shot.

I am personally not aware of any text editors which can save to several locations. However, you can write a post-commit hook to your SVN repository which would copy required files to web dev server.

Answer 2

Zend Studio is a good one.

If you use the command line svn, you can pick any IDE you want and at least it works.

(or tortoise svn on windows)

Answer 3

I'm using Eclipse with the following plugins:

• phpeclipse
• aptana javascript support
• subclipse

To save my projects in two locations I'm using WinSCP with the feature "Commands" > "keep remote directory up to date". There I set my local folder and the remote SSH/FTP folder and WinSCP keeps these folders up to date while I'm working locally on Windows.

You can download Eclipse as a bundle on Yoxos with the plugins I mentioned here: http://ondemand.yoxos.com/geteclipse/start

Answer 4

You can mount directory with your code located on remote linux sever using Samba and then edit files in your favourite IDE as they are kept locally (this is how I work for the last couple of years).

You can use other software to mount that folder to windows (Webdrive, ExpanDrive), but Samba has much much better performance.