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I have tried one or two IDE's but they all mean using a non vi interface and find the other features of vi are just too good to loose. So use vim and perltidy. Usual run perl -cw <script> before runing perltidy to avoid a horrible mess.
Vi is very powerful; if you get three vi "power-users" together each one will be able to name 10 features the other two had never heard of! And often just simple stuff like <Cmd> - n for word completion or if you highlight a block in "visual" mode you can automatically get all the indents correct for your nested blocks by hitting the "=" key or vi +789 <filename> to open the file on line 789
I have aliases set up for:- alias pc='perl -cw' alias plt='perltidy -b' (-b means it works on your love copy and makes a backup) On 2011-01-24 01:32 PM, Anne Wainwright wrote:
Note: Beware! Default reply-to is to the list. Hi, I was looking at Perl IDEs. Not much around, but I found Padre on cpan. No 'star rating', no reviews, what gives? Do we all use vim and the perl debugger? Anne _______________________________________________ Za-pm mailing list Za-pm@pm.org http://mail.pm.org/mailman/listinfo/za-pm posts also archived on Mail Archive http://www.mail-archive.com/za-pm@pm.org/
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