in reply to Perl Development Environment - Revisited
Yes, vim.
To me, the one useful thing in an IDE would be the ability to jump directly to locations (editor-wise) Perl has warned or died at. In a debugging situation I can do without the extra demand on short-term memory to remember line numbers, nor am I fond of copy/pasting long file names.
The module Vi::QuickFix does that for me. With use Vi::QuickFix in the main program, Perl logs errors and warnings to a file vim understands.
That, and a decent versioning system serve me well enough.
Anno
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