In addition to ultredit you might try edit plus, you can try it out at
http://www.editplus.com
It also costs $30 dollars if you decide to use it.
Good luck,
Conor Buescher
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1. I would recommend UltraEdit.
http://www.ultraedit.com/downloads/index.html
It's configurable so you can set up it to work with perl.
After 45 days trial you have to register (US$30).
2. To check syntax just type perl -c <your script>
Regards
Eli Guzman
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From: josephbifano [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, 9 June 2000 11:16
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Subject: [perl-win32-gui] Newbe Question
Hi,
This is my first time on the list. I have a couple of questions.
I need to get a perl editor for my pc, any recommendations.
I am on a NT workstation and need to be able to serve myself for testing.
I loaded Apache and had no problem with the install but need to test a
simple hello world script in the cgi-bin it set up. I know that when I
use the same script on a Unix box I need to have the first line show the
path to perl. I am having trouble with this working on the NT. I loaded
ActivePerl and I am not sure what to do. It put Perl in C:\Program
Scripts\Apache Group\Apache\bin\Perl.exe. I changed the http.cnf file in
Apache and it allows me to run the script, but all I get is the whole
thing printed, not the "Hello world" printed.
Does ActivePerl have a syntax checker built into it?
Any help will be much appreciated.
Joe Bifano
