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FYI : Pretty good perl editor

abhijeet1

FYI : Found a pretty good perl editor.Its called Optiperl (http://www.xarka.com/optiperl/). Its got some unique features including a regex tester. Worth a look

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Migrateduser

If it didn't cost money and work only for Windows it would be great. Why spend a bunch of money for something like this? Not worth it...

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JonathonG

There's always jEdit, which comes with a Perl mode, and has a regex tester add-on that you can download:

www.jedit.org

It's open source, written in Java, so its free and platform-independent.

Jonathon
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herald10

I am using Eclipse with a perl plugin and it works great. Includes a regex validator and good debugging as well. Eclipse is awesome especially if you want to work on more than one language at a time. java, perl, C++, XML, HTML... you name it

Bill Klish

Are you using the TeamCode eclipse plugin when doing your development? What is your perl plugin (EPIC)?

herald10

We are using EPIC.

fjvelasco

Hi

I use HTMLKit that is more lightweight, it's free and has a lot of usefull plugings and HTML autocompletion. I don't have any problem with coding and Windows and Unix files. It's very simple and works fine in a medium PC.

http://www.chami.com/html-kit

Regards.

FJ

reddyl

How do you use eclipse to debug iwperl code?

brandon1

FYI -- You have replied to fairly old post and you might want to create a new thread.

Current Project: TS 6.1
Environment: Windows

Bill Klish

Go to this site for more information

http://e-p-i-c.sourceforge.net

This is an eclipse perl plugin, which includes a debugger. I know there is documentation out on that site for setting up the debugger.

Hope that helps,
-Bill

reddyl

I did install the EPIC perl plugin for eclipse could develop my TeamSite perl scripts, CGI's and externaltasks. I will try the debuging module to see how it works.

Thank you,

Reddy

Lal

Also is worth to try SCITE editor..Its free http://www.scintilla.org/SciTE.html
there is option in the language menu, to select and set ur language.
I am using it for the past 3 yrs Smiley Wink

Lal