What you are describing is very obscure in many dimensions

Windows   X   Expect.pm   X   Debugger   X   EPIC/Eclipse

My guess (???) is your real problem is remote debugging . °

Like already said does the perl-debugger allow bidirectional communication via sockets.

Like this you can run your script with Expect.pm on a Linux machine, even in a VM, and debug it from Windows.

I'd be very surprised if EPIC didn't allow that.

If that is not the answer you are seeking for, please try to split your general question into more specific parts

i.e. tell us what's wrong with

I'm afraid, there is no IDE which will help you overcome conceptional problems.

Cheers Rolf
(addicted to the Perl Programming Language :)
Wikisyntax for the Monastery FootballPerl is like chess, only without the dice

update

°) Another guess is that you just need to install Expect.pm inside cygwin's Perl installation. This has nothing to do with debugger or IDE.

In reply to Re^3: Expect.pm debugging in Windows by LanX
in thread Expect.pm debugging in Windows by bandros

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