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Hi mercutio_viz

"I did a PM search on subjects like 'text editor', 'development environment', etc. I noticed that there was a flurry of active discussions that all but stopped around 2001/2002."

Not long ago (last week), there was a thread on IDE's for Perl ;-)

"I would like to know what the Perl community is using now. Are you still using emacs and/or vim? Is there another secret weapon out there?"

I am using Kate. It works for me :-)

Cheers,

lin0

In reply to Re: Perl Development Environment - Revisited by lin0
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