Re: Cross-platform development: editors

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Although it might be hefty, have you looked into Eclipse and its Perl extensions? If you're looking for a full environment, it's not bad. And it supports a host a features.

Just some thoughts,
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Re^2: Cross-platform development: editors by prowler (Friar) on Nov 17, 2004 at 03:36 UTC
One issue with Eclipse is that it doesn't (yet) support drag & drop of text; clipboard operations are needed instead, which is a bit clunky. Apparently it is being looked at for the next version (3.1), but time will tell. Having said that, I still use it for project development work due to the other handy features (such as the file history it keeps to allow change tracking for things that aren't CVSed). Prowler - Spelling is a demanding task that requies you full attention.	[reply]

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Re^2: Cross-platform development: editors
by prowler (Friar) on Nov 17, 2004 at 03:36 UTC

One issue with Eclipse is that it doesn't (yet) support drag & drop of text; clipboard operations are needed instead, which is a bit clunky. Apparently it is being looked at for the next version (3.1), but time will tell.

Having said that, I still use it for project development work due to the other handy features (such as the file history it keeps to allow change tracking for things that aren't CVSed).

Prowler
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