from another E-Mail from Indy Singh:

Hello All,

PerlEdit release V1.00 is now available. You can download it from www.indigostar.com/perledit.html. Feedback would be welcome.

New features in V1.00

About PerlEdit:

PerlEdit is an IDE for Perl and a general-purpose text editor. It includes a source code text editor with syntax highlighting and a visual debugger.

Features include: language aware color syntax syntax highlighting, debugging of regular and CGI Perl scripts, keystroke macros, plugins written in Perl, Unix, Windows and Mac file format support, multi-level undo, multi-document interface, search and replace with regular expressions.

It is fast and lightweight with a download size of less than 2 MB. PerlEdit is multi-platform and currently supports Windows and Linux. PerlEdit is free for personal non-commercial use.

--t. alex
but my friends call me T.

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