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MrSnrub:

If your only complaint about vi is the lack of autocompletion and the ability to find a subroutine, you may want to try vim. You can use perl ctags for the subroutine find functionality, and a search for vim autocomplete doesn't disappoint. There are many vim addons available. There's even a graphical version of vim if you don't want to use text windows.

I realize that it won't satisfy all tastes, but I enjoy it. Of course, there are quite a few other choices out there, but I'm not familiar with them (other than a brief stint with xemacs ten years ago).

...roboticus

When your only tool is a hammer, all problems look like your thumb.

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