I have long used Windows and Linux as my operating systems of choice. My current laptop has died, or is in the process of dying and there are only so many times that I can revive it.
I am finally in a position where the shiny 15" PowerBook - the new AlBook over the TiBook - has made me decide to go ahead and give a Mac a shot.
I only ever use my laptop to 1) surf the web, 2) write e-mail, 3) code.
I code Perl and C at this point - and web stuff. The C isn't a problem, the web stuff isn't a problem obviously.

As of late, I have been spoiled by ActiveState's Komodo - the latest version of it is faster and the features it has have just endeared me to it. It has code collapsing and most importantly, a visual debugger where I can set break points and step through the code - watch variables, etc.

I assume that there are some Mac OS X lovers on here - is there anything for Mac OS X that will allow me the same ability for Perl? Ideally free, if not, ideally "cheap" (meaning under $100) and something I can download.
Hopefully my laptop will survive a few more minutes to get this posted... thanks!


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In reply to Mac OS X question by AssFace

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