Next version of Camelcade - Perl5 plugin for IntelliJ IDEA has been released. This is an important milestone for me: year ago i've started to work on this plugin and in one year more than 2000 commits has been made!

Features & Improvements

• POD support: live templates, completion, navigation, refactoring and few useful inspections
• Context help: hit Ctrl+Q on element in question and get your answer from pod files or inline pod
• Mojolicious helpers support: navigation, completion and refactoring. NB: helpers should be declared explicitly, $app->helper($_, sub{}) for @something; wont work.
• New annotation: #@inject, allows you to inject other languages in strings. Annotation may be before the string, before the statement containing the string or in the end of line string ends. (NB: eol annotation may be misleading and should be considered experimental, see #1072. Need a feedback.)
• Class methods now properly re-factored in subclasses and optionally in super-class
• You may now create package files with full-qualified names from New Perl File action
• TryCatch basic support. Currently catch{}, catch($var){} and catch(Foo::Bar $var){} are supported
• Redundant explicit namespace inspection, e.g. Foo::Bar::somesub() call from inside Foo::Bar package
• Lexical vairables are now on top of the auto-completion pop-up
• Significally improved parser recovery on incomplete and incorrect statements
• New action: Deparse file using B::Deparse
• Perl::Critic annotator is now on. All configurations must be done via .perlcriticrc file in project root or home dir (see Perl::Critic documentation). There is no any UI to configure Perl::Critic settings for now. Only enable/disable checkbox in Perl5 settings
• Perl::Tidy formatting is now available. All configuration must be done via .perltidyrc file in project root (see Perl::Tidy documentation). Again, there is no UI to configure settings for now

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
• Our Twitter

Bugreports and feature requests are always welcome!

Debugger is coming...

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