SPUG: and now, for something completely different:
jimfl
jimfl at colltech.com
Fri Aug 13 11:18:15 CDT 1999
--On Fri, Aug 13, 1999 1:57 AM -0700 Ryan Forsythe <ryan2 at webrocket.net>
wrote:
> i was wondering what everybody out there uses for perl decelopment
> (okay, let's narrow it down -- what do you use if it isn't emacs or
> vi?). specifically, do you know of anything better for linux than
> the text editor for kde (which just colors all the different
> elements of the script, like all the variables are blue and all the
> strings are red, stuff like that).
I use gvim, which supports syntax highlighting, and a little script I wrote
which pipes the buffer through 'perl -c', determines the line number of any
errors, and puts a comment containing the error on the line above the
error.
The comments begin with the string '#PLCK: '
I can then seach for the comments in the file and fix all the errors. When
the script is run again, it strips out error comments which no longer apply.
--
Jim Flanagan Collective Technologies
jimfl at colltech.com http://www.colltech.com
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