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What's a good Perl code navigator?

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I'm about to write some plugins for a quite huge Perl project. Now I wanted to get a feeling for the project by reading interesting sections of the code. But I'm missing a good code navigator. Some of the features I'd like to see:

  • right click on a sub call and navigate to the sub
  • find all places where a sub is called
  • find all places where a variable is used

Is there anything out there that does this for free?

EDIT: Also I'd like a navigate forward/back feature so that after a jump to a sub I can pick up where I left off.

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ctusch Avatar asked May 31 '11 12:05

ctusch


2 Answers

You can check either:

  1. Padre, specifically aimed at refactoring;

  2. Komodo Edit

check also the discussion What's the best Perl IDE?.

If you don't like them, there is emacs...

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sergio Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 15:09

sergio


I like the combination of these tools

  • vim
  • ctags
  • taglist.vim
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Fredrik Pihl Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 14:09

Fredrik Pihl