[sf-perl] IDEs and/or Editors
Dave Turner
dave at wrightpopcorn.com
Thu Feb 22 13:37:38 PST 2007
If you're on a Windows system, look at context http://www.context.cx
In addition to being free, it has syntax highlighters for numerous
languages.
Joe Brenner wrote:
> Michael Friedman <friedman at highwire.stanford.edu> wrote:
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>> Neil Heller wrote:
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>>> I would like to find out if someone can offer me a recommendation
>>> for an IDE
>>> or an editor for writing Perl scripts?
>>>
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>> On Unix systems, well, there's always emacs or vim. Both can be
>> reasonably good IDEs, with a little customization. I had one coworker
>> who had emacs set up to do everything you'd possibly expect from a
>> Perl IDE and another coworker who did the same for vim.
>>
>
> If someone needs help getting emacs set-up for perl work I can probably
> help a little. There are some vim fans around, also.
>
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