I would sincerely hope that you are not using the HTML input window to write ANY scripts in. Instead, you should be using an editor of greater repute, finally testing the script using any of numerous debugging techniques including perl -d and pasting to the HTML window between <code> tags. If perlmonks.org had a built-in perl interpreter, there would be no reason to actually download it yourself except to do anything other than produce text output. I see this as horrendously wasteful and not particularly useful idea, so I frown upon it. Sorry.
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Agh, no. I don't even want to imagine all the horrible security
issues something like this would open for the PerlMonks server.
Not to mention the terrible impracticality of the approach. Just
open a terminal window and use "perl -d". I have never used
Perl on Windows, but I imagine there must be a comparably
simple and flexible method.
--ZZamboni
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For simple or complex debugging, you just can't beat the
amazing online application known as your brain. | [reply] |
If you really want a fancy looking debugger, to satisfy to GUI addiction, I suggest ptkdb.
Greetz
Beatnik
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