Thanks for the comment. I hadn't thought about that. All the years I've been here I've really only used SOPW to post. I had to do some digging to see this belonged in Meditations (at least to start).

From Tutorials, it seems I skipped step 1 and forgot "RFC" in my title as per step 2.

  1. Write up your draft tutorial and put it in your scratchpad; broadcast requests for comments in the chatterbox and elsewhere.
    After revising,
  2. Post it as a new Meditation, with "RFC" in the title.
    Later, if it is generally acclaimed to be worthy of Tutorials, but needs more work first, then make the necessary revisions and
  3. Post the final version as a Tutorials node.

In reply to Re^2: Notepad++ Integrated Perl Debugging by VinsWorldcom
in thread Notepad++ Integrated Perl Debugging by VinsWorldcom

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