使用 Zend Studio 解码 Zend Guard 编码文件
所以我有一个相当大的系统，我们用 Zend Guard 对其进行了编码。由于这严重扰乱了任何 SVN 控件，因此部署/进行更改有点痛苦。
有谁知道是否可以使用 Zend Studio FTP 编辑来解码和编辑已编码的文件？当我打开它们时，它说
The file filepath/filename.php was encoded by Zend Guard. Would you like to open it anyway?
如果您单击“是”，它只会打开原始编码文件。我的系统上安装了 Zend Guard / Studio，并且在首选项中两个应用程序都指向另一个应用程序，以便它们知道它们已安装。如果不这样做似乎有点痛苦。
我可以在 Zend Guard 中浏览文件，然后在 Zend Studio 中打开，但这只能让我编辑输出位置中的文件，该位置不在实时服务器上
仅供参考，我正在使用 Zend Studio 5.5.1（不是最新的）。
注意：我希望能够通过 Zend Studio 从实时 FTP 编辑编码文件，而不是这里提到的 - http://files.zend.com/help/Zend-Studio/opening_and_editing_zend_guard_projects_in_neon.htm 上面已经提到过
So I have a fairly large system which we have encoded with Zend Guard. As this pretty badly messes up any SVN control, its a bit of a pain to deploy / make changes.
Does anyone know if its possible to use the Zend Studio FTP editing to decode and edit files that have been encoded? When I open them it says
The file filepath/filename.php was encoded by Zend Guard. Would you like to open it anyway?
If you click yes, it just opens the raw encoded file. I have both Zend Guard / Studio installed on my system, and in preferences both apps point to the other so they know they are installed. Seems a bit of a pain if it wont do this.
I can browse the files in Zend Guard and then open in Zend Studio, but this will only let me edit files in the output location, which is not on the live server
FYI I am using Zend Studio 5.5.1 (not latest).
NOTE: I want to be able to edit encoded files from a live FTP via Zend Studio, not what is mentioned here - http://files.zend.com/help/Zend-Studio/opening_and_editing_zend_guard_projects_in_neon.htm which is already mentioned above
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您所要求的不是 Zend Studio 的功能，也永远不会是。出于安全原因，文件由 Zend Guard 编码。如果 Zend 允许它们在 Studio 内不编码，那么 Guard 对于使用它的 ISV 来说几乎无效。
您应该在原始源文件通过 Guard 运行之前对其进行处理，并在传输到服务器之前进行编码。如果您没有原始源文件，那么您可能应该联系拥有该文件的一方......
What you are asking for in NOT a feature of Zend Studio nor would it ever be one. Files are encoded By Zend Guard for security reasons. If Zend just allowed them to be unencoded from within Studio that would render Guard pretty much ineffective for the ISV's that use it.
You should work with the original source files before they are run through Guard and encode before transferring to the server. If you do not have the original source files then you should probably be contacting the party that does ....