> but run and view the result of the work on a remote server

Not sure, never need this recently. I use "mc" when editing code on remote servers.

Below list of IDEs, maybe you find this feature in one of those (or maybe this will help you to buy Komodo).

Eclipse EPIC.

It's still has new releases time-to-time. Show stopper for me that it's polluting my source with spaces at the end of line and empty lines are not empty, but still has indentation spacing.

Padre.

Lots of useful features. But one of bugs is show stopper for me - clipboard nearly unusable on my system (I think ubuntu 10/12 affected). Also I had (small) problems with finding color scheme which not going to destroy my eyes, and I think latest versions cannot be installed on my box, because it contains perl code for 5.12 and I have 5.10 and there is no indication (like "use v1.2.3" or in Makefile) that min perl is 5.12. I think it's pretty broken now.

Komodo Edit.

Currently use it. Works fine. There are some bugs, but none critical for me. There is no debugger.

Komodo IDE.

Nice. There is debugger. But after trial period I switched to Komodo Edit.

vi/vim/etc

I never use it, so don't know.

In reply to Re: IDE for PERL by vsespb
in thread IDE for PERL by Sergeyk

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