in reply to How can I step through a Perl program using Padre?

I never have gotten Padre to work on any platform. On those occasions when I want an IDE debugger, I find that the ptkdb sets up right from CPAN very nicely and works.

I have used Komodo and DDD in the past as well, but ptkdb is simple to use and provides what I need without having to set up another full application. It does require Perl::TK, but that installs as a dependency pretty smoothly in my experience. Once installed, it is a matter calling perl -d:ptkdb (script_name)

Hope that helps.

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Re^2: How can I step through a Perl program using Padre?
by Cody Fendant (Hermit) on Mar 11, 2017 at 10:10 UTC
    > I never have gotten Padre to work on any platform.

    Same here. I would suggest Eclipse and the Perl plugin system EPIC as the best way to get a fuller-featured Perl IDE.