Howdy!
I used to use Context until it started displaying weird behavior. It would
pop up weird messages that gave the impression of a viral infection. Lately,
I've started using Notepad++ along side of Nedit under Unix and Cygwin.
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Well, I've never had problems with ConTEXT on Windows, so I give it the thumbs up.
You can assign F9-F12 to whatever you like: Running perl programs with or without "-c" or "-d:ptkdb", as the previous poster said. And you can assign "hot-key" macros to print out bits of code you type often ("use strict/warnings;" or to provide a module template*).
ConTEXT works with plenty of languages too, so will highlight your C/HTML/Python/SQL/CSS files nicely too. It's nice and fast, I always feel as if IDEs for perl (tried Komodo, Oasis, and several others a while ago) are slowing me down but maybe I have to look at them again (it's been a while since I looked).
I didn't find all these things in Notepad++. Zeus looks interesting though, has some IDE-like things that ConTEXT doesn't have, lists of classes files, a workspace window.
* and yes I know module-starter and h2xs will do that on the command line ..:)
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Zeus looks interesting though, has some IDE-like things that ConTEXT doesn't have, lists of classes files, a workspace window.
Zeus also has a Quick Help feature which lets you integrate the CHM documentation directly into the editor (i.e. Perl documentation keyword help lookup from within the editor).
More details here: http://www.zeusedit.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2529
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