On Fri, 9 Dec 2005, Michael Gale wrote: > I am looking for a Perl IDE with possible html component, currently I > have been using either vi or Scite. Both work well except I need to > increase my productivity a little, so hopefully a decent IDE will > help.
Vim. <http://vim.sf.net/> All your Vi finger memory will transfer over to it at once, but it's a far more modern and flexible take on the program. If you want to set it up to work on HTML or other languages, it can do that. If you want things like syntax highlighting & auto-indentation, it can do that. Plus, it has a nice GUI mode (Gvim) that will run on any of the main operating systems -- Linux, Windows, etc. Any major functionality you want that Vim doesn't seem to cover? I don't usually (err, ever) use the big commercial IDEs (VisualStudio, Code Warrior, etc), so I'm not sure what functionality they have that people want and can't get out of something simpler like Vim or Emacs... -- Chris Devers HåJSOtØu¨9
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