Next version of Camelcade - Perl5 plugin for IntelliJ IDEA has been released:

Features & Improvements

• HTML::Mason support
  • Parsing of HTML::Mason files
  • Configuration for autohandler and dhandler names, component roots, global variables, component file extensions and custom tags
  • Autocompletion and highlighting of syntax elements
  • Proper component variables resolution according to the compiled component structure
  • Components hierarchy resolving
  • Subcomponents and methods resolving from Mason invocations
  • Navigation, completion and refactoring for components, methods and subcomponents
• Labels resolution, navigation, refactoring and completion, fixes #138 (NB: deprecated usages not handled and won't ever be)
• Undeclared and unresolved labels inspections
• Auto-completion for here-doc openers, fixes #874
• Sequential here-docs support, fixes #163
• Backref here-docs support
• n regex modifier support from perl 5.22, fixes #865
• Regular strings are now manually injectable with other languages, fixes #829
• Re-formatter now works on here-docs injected with other languages
• Disabling injections in here-docs with interpolated entities is now configurable

List of bugfixes may be found in release notes, but this release has a lot of internal optimizations and works much faster.

Links

• Plugin on JB repository
• Plugin on GitHub

Bugreports and feature requests are always welcome!

Special thanks to Justin Pletcher for testing and comments of HTML::Mason integration.

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