Well,
this again is a thread where everybody tells which ide he prefers to use. Maybe vroom should make a poll so everybody can add a ide and other monks can vote on them.

What you say vroom I figure that this question will be repeated over and over again, maybe this would be a good link:

IDE's prefferd by the perlmonks
  • vi 75%
  • emacs 24%
  • textpad1%

    Well actually that last one is my prefferd editor for windoze and in *nix environments I use vim.


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    but not the fact that I am right

    In reply to Re: Pretty Win9x Perl Editor/IDE? by toadi
    in thread Pretty Win9x Perl Editor/IDE? by Speedfreak

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