问题
I'm working on a project that include both Java (on the client side) and Perl (on the server side), and I would really like to use Eclipse to edit my Perl scripts instead of going to another editor. I've tried to use the EPIC plugin. However, I have no way of setting up a run environment for these scripts on my local machine, so the plugin displays all kinds of errors related to missing libraries and other external dependencies.
I just want a text editor with nice syntax highlighting for Perl. Any suggestions? Any way that you can turn off the runtime error checking when using the EPIC plugin? I wasn't able to find anything with a quick search.
回答1:
It isn't a setting, per se, in the workbench. It's a per-project setting.
While in your Perl project, select Project->Properties. In that dialog, click on "Builders". You probably have just the one-- "Perl Auto Builder". De-select it and click "Ok".
Unfortunately, you'll have to do this for each separate Perl project.
回答2:
You could try Perlipse, which appears to be an active project.
回答3:
You didn't indicate your OS. Try Padre - it is cross-platform. It can be installed with the CPAN shell (if you use Strawberry Perl on Windows, you will need at least the version from October). Padre is still rapidly evolving, but already has support for Perl 5 and 6 (6 will require a plugin). HTML, JavaScript and CSS (also with plugins). Many other plugins are already written, for example for Perl::Critic.
回答4:
Emacs is a great text editor for Perl.
cperl-mode has the best Perl syntax highlighting support of any
editor (even Padre), and Emacs should meet all of your editing needs.
It is easily scriptable, and there are thousands of extensions
available for it. (Some even make support for Perl better, like Stylish::REPL.)
回答5:
Use EditPlus, simplest editor for syntax highlighting. Works well for Perl.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/547237/how-can-i-set-up-eclipse-to-edit-perl-without-the-runtime-checking