> The integration with "speedbar"

I think you mean Cperl's support for Imenu which helps me - among other stuff - to jump-to-definition of subs under the cursor.

I'm not using Speedbar but ECB on top and both can use Imenu as backend to list all subs in an extra panel instead of a drop-down menu-list.

edit

at the time I was experimenting with Speedbar it insisted in opening an extra "docked" window instead of splitting the current one, which was really kind of annoying. I know it's better nowadays.

Cheers Rolf
(addicted to the Perl Programming Language :)
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In reply to Re^3: IDE for Perl programming? by LanX
in thread IDE for Perl programming? by rsFalse

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