in reply to which perl IDE should i use on windows?

Perl is very dynamic and context-sensitive language, so IDE will not help you a much. Comparing, for example with Java, in Perl you shouldn't write a tons of code every day.

So, syntax hi-lighting is generally enough. You can use Notepad++, or EPIC to catch the syntax errors "on type".

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Re^2: which perl IDE should i use on windows?
by Anonymous Monk on Dec 10, 2015 at 21:36 UTC
    I am sorry if i resume this old conversation but why you say that we should not write code every day