> but need some inspiration.

The thread I linked was meant as such. :)

> Komodo 8 autocompletion for defined variables doesn't work, jump to definistion by click works from time to time.

That's surprising but possible. Unfortunately I can't test ATM, my Komodo installation is supposed to be ready in a week.¹

Anyway I hope you are aware about the limitations to parse Perl statically.

If "autocompletion for defined variables" means completing a global variable from a used module, that ain't easy to tell (i.e. which module is used somewhere). Even more for "jump to definistion by click".

At least I can tell from the corresponding features in Emacs.

So please don't expect just adding highlighting will make Perl as easy to analyze as static languages are.

Cheers Rolf
(addicted to the Perl Programming Language and ☆☆☆☆ :)
Je suis Charlie!

¹) My emacs was up and running my working environment after a day, even without internet access ;)

In reply to Re^3: Creating Perl5 plugin for Intellij IDEA (criterias ?) by LanX
in thread Creating Perl5 plugin for Intellij IDEA (Camelcade) by hurricup

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