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This question comes up from time to time, so there are already quite a few responses archived away on the dusty shelves of the Monastery. You can use Super Search (or Google) to find them. For example, I used Super Search to find nodes that contained "editor" and found these two right away (both written about 1 month ago) (search results):

Update - Here are a few more:

On another note, monks typically frown on soliciting email responses to posts, since that deprives future users of the site the opportunity to learn from your question.

HTH

In reply to Re: Perl Editors? by bobf
in thread Perl Editors? by jr_dunson

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