If you're ready to pay money for it, then there's Visual Perl from ActiveState (VS
plug-in, works great), Komodo from ActiveState, PerlBuilder from SolutionSoft that
have built-in debuggers. The Visual Debugger that comes with the Perl Dev Kit from
ActiveState is also pretty good.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there any program that allows one to write Perl scripts and and
then test them in a windows environment without using a DOS window,
and actually have me see the program run before I upload it to a
server, rather than just testing if the script runs without errors?
Anyone
On Sat, 2004-07-17 at 10:44, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Is there any program that allows one to write Perl scripts and and then test
> them in a windows environment without using a DOS window,
ActivePerl and the WindowsXP cmd program. No DOS there.
What is wrong with command lines anyway?
> an
