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[Sudeep Hazra]

Hi All,

Please find the application at the link http://code.google.com/p/perl-on-netbeans.

I will be working on further improvements for this IDE based on
feedback from the community. Please use this free IDE and provide your
comments/suggestions.

[Catalin Ciurea]

Hi,

I tried it on my openSUSE 12.2 Linux OS and it looks good. (I only work with Linux these days).

I remember reading about Perl on NetBeans a while ago and I thought it was abandoned.

Nice work with the syntax highlighting. 

Perl is my primary language these days but in the past I have worked with Java and NetBeans.

I currently use the notorious Vim with a perl plugin support.

I am interested in helping this project, but currently I am very busy with my daytime job. 

I will checkout the code to see it. 

The real-time parser is going to be a big challenge. In Perl community there is a saying : "Only Perl can parse Perl". I am not sure how true is it but it is interesting to find out. 

Padre IDE and Eclipse EPIC are using the perl compiler behind the scenes to highlight the errors. It's an easy and practical solution I believe. Intellij IDEA also has support for Perl files only to highlight the syntax with no other support whatsoever. (In fact I was planning to try to write a plugin for Intellij IDEA for Perl myself)

These were my comments for now.

Best Regards.

Catalin

[Mick]

Great idea!

I currently struggle with Eclipse and Epic Perl so having a usable (non Eclipse) alternative will be awesome.

Although being able to debug is a must, so I won't be switching any time soon. Will keep my eyes on this though.

[Sudeep Hazra]

Thanks Catalin,

Although the IDE is primarily released for Windows as I did not get time to test it on Linux, I am happy to know that it is functioning properly for your use. Your points are noted and I am sure it will help me in building a better and more robust piece of software.

Do visit the FaceBook page to stay updated on the progress @http://www.facebook.com/PerlOnNetBeans

[Sudeep Hazra]

Thanks Mick,

The debugger is on my to-do list and no IDE can be complete without this feature. I guess till then you can stay updated on the progress through the FaceBook page @http://www.facebook.com/PerlOnNetBeans

[Sudeep - A new sun awaits me .]

Hi Daniel,

Thanks for your interest in this IDE. As far as your concerns go, please do list them and I will definitely try to get them done.

Currently, I did not test this on Linux/Mac, hence the guide is developed around Windows. But support for Linux and Mac is one of the topmost things that I am working on right now.

This software is actively in development and your suggestions and feedback will definitely help us with a better piece of software.

Waiting to hear from you soon.

Regards,

Sudeep Hazra

On Thu, Mar 21, 2013 at 7:20 PM, <dann...@yahoo.com> wrote:

Now that Netbeans 7.3 supports HTML5 apps it would be great if the Perl plugin supported a microframework like dancer.

I do not enjoy using two editors and jsonp to work on a single project.  Some people would consider this a plus, I consider it a real hassle.

There are no instructions on how to install it on a mac, etc...

The Perl community could definitely use a nice IDE instead of jumping between Padre, Komodo *, etc...

Just downloaded it today, hope to see the work continue.

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[dann...@yahoo.com]

Hi Sudeep,
   unfortunately I do not own a Windows system.  So I will have to wait for a Mac or Linux installer.
I will post further enhancements and requests when I can get it installed.

Thank you for your work.

[Sudeep - A new sun awaits me .]

Thanks. Its a pleasure to see that patrons like you are supporting this initiative. I will try to release the platform independent version very soon. Currently the tests are in-progress for Mac and Linux. Do expect something very soon. :)

[dann...@yahoo.com]

I am at the Perl conference in Austin, I would like to see further development in this area.
Do you have a repo where you store your source?  Git, SVN, CVS???
Can we look at it, contribute?

On Thursday, March 21, 2013 10:28:52 AM UTC-4, Sudeep Hazra wrote:

[Sudeep - A new sun awaits me .]

Hi,

Sure, you can try https://svn.java.net/svn/perl-on-netbeans~perlonnetbeans.

This is where the code is hosted. 

I would have loved to be at the YAPC :) Do share your experiences.

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[dann...@yahoo.com]

Having a good time here, learning some stuff I did not know.
Definitely need this plugin for Perl. 
One of the main complaints in the Perl community is the lack of support in the IDE market, we definitely need to do better.
I obviously need svn access to the repository, I will try to get access from java.net

[Sudeep - A new sun awaits me .]

Do try to checkout the code from the repo. If you face any issues, gimme a shout and I can see what can be done about it..

[dann...@yahoo.com]

Tried to check it out, got permission denied.  Maybe you need to grant me access?

On Wednesday, June 5, 2013 12:23:02 PM UTC-4, Sudeep Hazra wrote:

Do try to checkout the code from the repo. If you face any issues, gimme a shout and I can see what can be done about it..

[Sudeep - A new sun awaits me .]

Sure. Will grant you access shortly, as right now, my machine crashed :(

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[Sudeep - A new sun awaits me .]

Can you please create an account with Java.net and send me the username? I will add you accordingly to the project.

[CanaryJudge]

My username is:   danny_mk

[Sudeep - A new sun awaits me .]

Access granted. Please do let me know if you encounter any issues. 

Happy coding :)

[CanaryJudge]

Thank you, once I work out how everything works I will start contributions.

[Sudeep - A new sun awaits me .]

Sure, you're welcome to contribute :)

[Douglas deMarco]

Sudeep,

 

From all the information I can google, it seems you are the author/owner of Perl on Netbeans.

 

I'm attempting to get it accepted and installed for my current assignment, however I work in a

"closed" environment. This means that any plugin/sw is "extremely" scrutinized. In order to get

it approved, I need to know who the authors and owners are, and what their nationalities are.

I realize that if it is open source, these may not be answerable. Also, anything outside "U.S. national"

probably craters this. Can you answer these questions, or can recommend another similar product

that would pass these criteria.