For Linux/BSD there are quiet a number of editors that do syantax highlighting.
Perhaps the most common is emacs or xemacs (both free). It is also avilible
for Win32 at http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/windows/ntemacs.html
For linux/BSD, you will most likely find it on your distributions home page as
a package or RPM
For win32, another somewhat decent choice is dzsoft's perl editor (shareware),
availible at : http://www.dzsoft.com/dzperl.htm
This is by no means a definitive list, it is just two of the editors I use
~Jon
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Sun, 10 Jun 2001, Bruno Veldeman wrote:
>
> > > Is there a shareware/freeware Perl development environment? (As in
> > comments
> > > are this color, constants are that color, a real-time debugger, etc?)
> >
> > I use midnight commander.
> >
> > Does syntax highlighting.
> >
> > On a RH Linux install it starts with mc.
> >
> > Some usefull keys:
> >
> > ctrl-o : switch between 2 line command mode and full screen. (Just try it
> to
> > seen what I mean)
> > ctrl-enter : copy the current highlignted filename to the command line
> > esc tab : same as tab in bash
> > F4 : edit file. This detects the file type and does the syntax highlighting
>
> What does mc use for its editor? It's probably using one of the editors
> that come with Linux.
>
> -- Brett
>
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