Hi All,
Could someone please suggest me the good Perl IDE for Windows XP and a debugger
to use. I have been using same for long time in Unix OS's and have been
sticking to it, untill now on a specific work demand.
Cheers.
Regards Thanks Prabir Senapati mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Prabir,
I recommend looking at the Komodo IDE at ActiveState which comes with
their graphical debugger.
If you are really looking for just an editor, I recommend their Komodo
Edit product - it's free.
http://www.activestate.com/Products/komodo_ide/index.mhtml
Brian Raven wrote:
Personally I just use an editor that I like (xemacs), and the command
line debugger.
HTH
Dunno about you , but I have found the syntax highlighting abilities of
vim wonderful, it even has a windows version ( gvim )
As for debugging , any suggestions for threads
Angelos Karageorgiou wrote:
Brian Raven wrote:
Personally I just use an editor that I like (xemacs), and the
command line debugger.
HTH
Dunno about you , but I have found the syntax highlighting abilities
of vim wonderful, it even has a windows version ( gvim )
There's no
Brian Raven wrote:
Angelos Karageorgiou wrote:
Brian Raven wrote:
Personally I just use an editor that I like (xemacs), and the
command line debugger.
HTH
Dunno about you , but I have found the syntax highlighting abilities
of vim wonderful, it even has a windows version ( gvim )
Hi List,
I've worked with Perl on Unix for years, still a beginner on windows.
I have a script that recursively travels down a file and directory tree
and captures file stats. Works fine on Solaris.
The script has a problem when it hits a directory or filename containing
spaces.
I'll paste
- Original Message -
From: Dennis Daupert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The script has a problem when it hits a directory or filename containing
spaces.
Hi Dennis,
I can't reproduce your specific problem:
--
C:\_32perl -e $d='C:/Users/Rob/Saved Games';print -d
I would put some print statements in there to verify that the variables
contain what u think they contain. Also Data::Dump::pp is ur friend.
e.g. print \$top: $top\n;
Another thing I noticed. Normally u want opendir DIR, $top, not $DIR. If
$DIR is undef, that code will fail. A best practice
