Yes I know where link takes you - but look closer in your browser's bar when you put mouse over the link (or check the html sourse code).

It's completely different URL than one you end up with. And in fact you never see that Research is mentioned on that page...

I know about those plug-ins for MS VS - and I've tried the Visual Perl. Somehow it's not standard MS VS (I worked with C# - still have to pass exam on my university) nor it's Perl. Feels a bit strange.

I much more liked their Komodo - but even it needs few things solved to be excellent.

In reply to Re^2: Perl compiler for .NET - anyone knows anything about it? by techcode
in thread Perl compiler for .NET - anyone knows anything about it? by techcode

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