Petr Vileta wrote: > <noflame> > vim is an editor, not IDE :-) IDE usually combine editor, language syntax > checker, debuger, compiler and some other utility (picture viewer/editor). > Of course, on Linux is this not usual :-) > </noflame>
While Vim is not an IDE, it's all I use because it's the best editor around (certainly the fastest anyway) and with its builtin syntax highlighting is all I need for my Perl development (plus a command terminal/console window to input commandlines). :) While IDEs have lots of non-editor features, they are slow with low-feature editing and would only slow me down from what I'm used to. As far as debugging, the commandline version is fine for me, but a few changes to the visual debugger might make it more useful (like allowing all of the commandline debugger keystrokes). Put that on my wish list Jan - an enhanced visual debugger that takes the commandline debugger syntax. ;) _______________________________________________ ActivePerl mailing list [email protected] To unsubscribe: http://listserv.ActiveState.com/mailman/mysubs
