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Joel Merrick wrote: | Hi guys, can anyone recommend a good one that's in Portage.. or will the | answer be gVim? :D
No, vim! :) Seriously, all I ever used when learning (and all I ever use now) is vim. Once you've learnt some of the basics you'll love it - coupled with macros and perldoc and you're laughing. I generally use the following handy macros (in my ~/.vimrc);
autocmd bufenter *.p[ml] :compiler perl autocmd bufenter *.p[ml] map <f2> :w<CR>:make<CR> autocmd bufenter *.p[ml] map <f3> :w<CR>:!perl -w -T %<CR>
So that when editing a .pm or .pl you can use f2 to run the script and f3 to check it's syntax and believe me, that's a very simple example of stuff you can do :D
| I'm trying to learn Perl so any other good resources people have would | be appreciated!
Google is generally a good resource for vim usage, but `man perlfunc` or perldoc are handy for PERL stuff.
- -- http://www.mattsscripts.co.uk/ ~ - A great source for free CGI and stuff
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