Perl IDE

[Nathan Meyers]

Samuel Baldwin wrote:
> Thanks Tom!
> 
> And yeah, most of these things (with the exception of Komoto) don't offer
> all that much but a glorified text editor.
> Nano seems to work out quite well for me. I do like jedit and nedit
> thought,
> and will contine to use them. I've not
> gonne buy Komoto so I'm not gonna bother using the trial and getting
> used to
> it.

It's not an IDE, but ddd is a nice way to debug: it puts nice GUI front
end over the native line-oriented Perl debug mode.

Nathan


> 
> Hard masked is gentoo saying "broken, don't install".
> 
> I've seen nothing similar to Dev-C++ (Bloodshed) for windows, in that
> functionality. So minimal text editors it is!


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