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YAPC::NA 2007 - Epic Perl Coding
- 1. EPIC Perl Coding YAPC::NA 2007 Houston, TX Josh McAdams
- 2. Quick Audience Poll How do you edit your Perl code?
- 3. Sweeping Generalizations Ask just about any Perl programmer what he or she uses to edit Perl and you'll get any one of a hand-full of typical answers: - vi (the editor of the beast vi vi vi) - emacs (rms didn't get rms for no reason) - BBEdit - some random windows text editor - Notepad - UltraEdit basically, it all boils down to...
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- 5. Text Editors Most of these environments are extremely powerful and can get the job done, but they have a problem... ... they can be intimidating
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- 7. IDEs Yes, most Perl programmers imagine the worst, but a decent IDE really isn't bad to have in your toolkit. There are a few IDEs out there: - The Open Perl IDE - Komodo - Enginsit's Perl Editor - Affrus - Eclipse
- 8. Eclipse Eclipse isn't just a Java IDE, it's actually a pluggable application framework... And one of those plugins happens to be EPIC, an Eclipse plugin for Perl integration.
- 9. EPIC What is EPIC? - an Eclipse plugin that customizes the IDE for Perl development What does it do for me? - syntax highlighting - edit-time syntax checking - code assistants - quick references to perldoc - outline of used modules and subroutines - in-editor source formatting (perltidy) - HTML export - code templates - RegExp plugin - Perl debugger integration (even for web development)
- 10. EPIC – The IDE
- 11. EPIC – Syntax Highlighting
- 12. EPIC – Syntax Checking
- 13. EPIC – Code Assistant
- 14. EPIC - Perldoc
- 15. EPIC – Perldoc Search
- 16. EPIC - Outlines
- 17. EPIC – Perl Tidy
- 18. EPIC – HTML Export
- 19. EPIC – HTML Export
- 20. EPIC – Code Templates
- 21. EPIC - RegExp
- 22. EPIC - RegExp
- 23. EPIC - Debugging
- 24. EPIC – Code Folding
- 25. EPIC – Toggle Comments
- 26. EPIC – Toggle Comments
- 27. EPIC – Refactor
- 28. EPIC – Refactor
- 29. EPIC – Refactor
- 30. EPIC – Refactor
- 31. EPIC – Refactor
- 32. EPIC – Refactor
- 33. Understanding Eclipse - Eclipse thinks in workspaces, projects, views, and perspectives - A workspace is just a location of your code on the disk - A project is a group of files that logically fit together, sort of like a Perl distribution - A view is just a window in the interface that provides some sort of functionality... an editor, and outline, etc. - A perspective is a grouping of views that help you effectively do the task at hand... debugging, code editing, etc.
- 34. When To Use Epic - Epic thinks in projects, it is part of a Java IDE, it can be slow to load and a little overkill for smaller projects. - Epic/Eclipse is really good at helping you manage large projects with multiple files and other resources. - Eclipse can be integrated with SVN, database browsers, and many other tools that can consolidate all of your project tools into one interface.
- 35. Resources Eclipse http://www.eclipse.org/ EPIC http://e-p-i-c.sourceforge.net/ Build Perl applications with Eclipse http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/edu/os-dw-os-perlecl-i.html How to debug Perl apps with Eclipse http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/edu/os-dw-os-perlecl-i.html