I have been looking for something similar as well very recently and failing consistently and miserably.

I have tried Padre (couldn't get that to work AT ALL), KDevelop (no luck either), Geany (possibly wanted this but ...) The major problem I keep running into is that CPAN upgrades to various things (particularly Tk) keep failing, usually with "file or directory not found" in the batch install of CPAN Tk, so there is my huge source of frustration. I have tried ACtivePerl and Strawberry Perl with no degree of success. I would rather not install EPIC (it uses Java and I don't trust Java) so if you have had any luck please let me know! I am running Windows 10 on my laptop

In reply to Re: Is there a free IDE for Strawberry Perl, running in Windows, that is interactive? by gsd4me
in thread Is there a free IDE for Strawberry Perl, running in Windows, that is interactive? by Amphiaraus

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