Check out xemacs http://www.xemacs.org/, they have a Win95 port and it is
a very powerful development environment. Make sure to get all the "goodies"
(extra lisp modules).
If you have heard of emacs before and its C-f C-w -style shortcuts, don't
worry, you can get working with it without knowing all that stuff, xemacs
has got pretty clean menus for most operations.
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Regards,
L.C.
Network Admin @ InfoStreet
(818) 776 8080 x213
>
> Hi Folks!
>
> You all were so helpful in pointing me to a cool Windows Difference and
> Compare Utility, I thought I�d try again.
>
> I�m looking for a good powerful Win32 based Perl editor that will do things
> like:
> Handle indentation for code blocks
> Keep track of left and right brace pairs
> Do basic syntax checking
> Check for common errors, etc.
>
> Is there such a thing, or am I dreaming?
>
> Before I started building our site, I had no experience in Perl, and have
> had to fight my way through it. I gotta� say, it�s not the most intuitive.
>
> Anyway, I think I�m just getting to the point where it�s making sense. And,
> the one thing I am finding that working in notepad is KILLING ME! Too many,
> lost braces, mis-indentations, ommited semi-colons, etc. So, I�m hoping to
> find a cool editor for windows to help me with my weakness in this area.
> :-)
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Cheers!
>
> Michael David
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
