good editor for perl

[abcd]

I'am looking for good editor which show parameters of functions....

 

[kdnewton]

I'am looking for good editor which show parameters of functions....

Scite has grown on me. It's highly-configurable if you don't like the
colors.

http://www.scintilla.org/SciTE.html

 

[Tim Greer]

I'am looking for good editor which show parameters of functions....

What operating system are you using? This might be an FAQ:

http://perldoc.perl.org/perlfaq3.html#Is-there-an-IDE-or-Windows-Perl-Editor

I like vi/vim, personally (it works on a lot of playforms as well) and
it'll highlight different portions of your code, if you're into that
sort of thing.

 

[M.O.B. i L.]

I'am looking for good editor which show parameters of functions....

I tried <http://www.epic-ide.org/> but it crashed to often. I went back
to Kate (in Fedora and Kubuntu Linux). In Windows I would probably use
Notepad++.

 

[Justin C]

I'am looking for good editor which show parameters of functions....

If you're on OS X I recommend TextMate, an excellent all-round text
editor.

Justin.

 

[ccc31807]

I'am looking for good editor which show parameters of functions....

I promiscuously try many different editors, I probably have two dozen
installed on my machine at work, but I always come back to vi, or
Winvi or gVim on Windows.

vi is old, ugly, and cranky, like Perl, but however flashy and
'modern' other text editors are, there's always something they can't
do that vi can when you are writing Perl. I have a fair amount of time
in both Visual Studio and Eclipse, and while the tools they offer are
great, especially if you are writing Java or one of the .NET
languages, I find that they don't match what you need when writing the
kinds of Perl apps that I write. If I were a full time programmer in
one of these other languages, I almost certainly wouldn't use vi, but
for me it's ideal for writing Perl.

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