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Does anyone know a css(or html) editor that autocompletes code as firebug do in css? I think its called autocomplete as you type.

thanks

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i found a project called zen-coding that create shortcuts for coding html and css. but im still faster with firebug

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Most decent IDEs should offer autocomplete on any language they support.

I'm using Netbeans here, and I can confirm it gives me autocomplete on the various languages I'm using, including HTML and CSS.

http://netbeans.org/

Spudley
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Eclipse, and most major IDEs have a "code assist" feature that propose the possiblities on a hot key (eg., ctrl+space) or on a specific event (press <) or on a timeout (most of these are configurable).

Aptana studio is a eclipse based IDE for web development.

If you are specifically looking for "firebug style" meaning you expect the IDE to auto-complete (rather than propose) then you can tweak the options to get a similar behaviour ("completion Overwrites" rather than "Completion Inserts", for eclipse)

Nivas
how can i tweak that options?
Rafalages
@Rafalages, what exactly you want? Also did you already try Eclipse or any other IDE?
Nivas
im using on eclipse with aptana, when u said 'tweak' do you mean 'edit souce code of a editor or create a plugin for it'?
Rafalages
What i meant was: In Eclipse, you can tweak some of the options in window->preferences. Something like "auto propose changes", "proposals overwrites rather than inserts" so that you get a *similar* (though not exactly same) behaviour as you expect.
Nivas
it only work for java and java script
Rafalages