Machavel Posted July 21, 2008 Share Posted July 21, 2008 OptiPerl v5.4 OptiPerl will help you create CGI & console scripts in Perl, offline in Windows. It is a fully integrated visual developing environment and editor for creating, testing, debugging and running perl scripts, directly or through associated html documents. Features include: -Offline editing of Perl scripts in IDE. -Complete emulation of a real server - scripts can be run indirectly from html documents. -Live preview of the scripts in the internal web browser. -Feature packed editor with syntax highlighting. -Completely integrated debugging with live evaluation of expressions, watches, breakpoints, flow control. Remote debugging of scripts located on your web server. -Code completion, and hints while programming. Automatic syntax checking. -Box and line coding give a better view of your code. -Saveable desktops. -Code librarian that supports ZIP files and code templates. -Context sensitive help on core perl and module documentation. -Powerful query editor to create the environment and data sent when calling CGI scripts. -Many tools like URL Encoder, Perl Printer, Pod Viewer and others. -Projects to organize and publish a set of scripts. -Version converter to handle non supported perl functions in windows. -Opening, saving and running scripts on remote servers. -Printing script and exporting as HTML with syntax highlighting. -Searching and replacing with regular expressions in projects and files. -Extremely versatile user tools. You can create perl code to integrate with the editor. CVS support. -File and FTP explorer. http://rapidshare.com/files/117336941/OP54.rar[/CODE][color=#4169E1]www.dl4all.com[/color][/center] Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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