Re: A good editor for Perl sources

[elTriberium]

I'm also using Komodo IDE, got a license at work for it.

It's very good, however my biggest complaint is that it doesn't understand Moose code, for example autocomplete doesn't work with my Moose modules. So I disabled autocomplete completely as it doesn't make sense for me.

On that note: Does anybody know a Perl IDE which understands Moose code for features like autocomplete?

[LanX]

IIRC Emacs can be configured to:

J.Rockway forked cperl-mode for moose keywords and Johan Lindström's perlysense supports completion.

But since I'm not using Moose, you should judge yourself.

UPDATEed links.

[davido]

Emacs.... Yes... I've heard there's a good editor for that platform. ;)

Couldn't resist.

[LanX]

>I've heard there's a good editor for that platform. ;)

for instance at least 3 builtin VI-emulation modes ... ;-)

[LanX]

Hei, didn't you want to show me how Geany/Scintilla re-indents a chunk of perl-code?

( Couldn't resist. ;-)

[elTriberium]

Cool, good to know that this exists, although I'm not an emacs-fan.

If only somebody would do the same for Komodo or vim. Sure, I could try that myself, but I'm not yet annoyed enough to do that ;)

[LanX]

well perlysense has an explicit interface for other editors like vim, ask the vi community why they don't support it.