I agree with Hippo that you should tell us why and how termux fails to meet your requirements.

Regarding IDEs I have no problem running emacs there.

FWIW: you could also try to run WebPerl in a mobile browser from a local file://URL. It doesn't have an IDE but HaukeX was already able to bundle a basic editor with syntax highlighting in one of his demos.

If termux were not already available this would be my choice. Plus the potential to run on iOS (untested).

Cheers Rolf
(addicted to the Perl Programming Language :)
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In reply to Re: Can i somehow execute .pl files on my Android device? by LanX
in thread Can i somehow execute .pl files on my Android device? by TheAlexGamer

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