Eclipse+epic+padwalker

Source:

Http://www.cnblogs.com/itech/archive/2010/02/23/1671676.html

http://blog.csdn.net/haoyujie/article/details/19819495

A primary

1) notepad++ (Edit and View Perl)

2) Komobo edit (editing and executing perl)

Two advanced

A Perl Express

Home: http://www.perl-express.com/

Use: Very simple

B Eclipse+epic+padwalker

A) Download unzip eclipse

b) Download the Epic plugin settings (Help->install new software)

Epic-http://www.epic-ide.org/updates/testing this can be used.

There is a different address, as if it is not possible:

Epic-http://e-p-i-c.sf.net/updates/testing

c) Download the Epic plugin

d) Epic settings (menu windows->preferences)

Select Enable Debugger Console

c) Download Perl module Padwalker (used to display variable values at debug)

PPM Install padwalker this is possible.

Or

Cpan> Install Padwalker (note the case of the module name)

d) Run and debug Perl

Test it:

In the C packing directory to build a test.pl file, I like to use notepad++.

1 #Perl padwalker.pl2 #!/usr/bin/perl3 4  UseStrict;5  Usepadwalker qw (peek_my peek_our peek_sub closed_over);6 7 Subincrement_my_x {8     my $h= Peek_my (1);9${$h->{'$x'}}++;Ten } One my $x=5; A  - increment_my_x; -  the Print $x;#Prints 6

Test it:

O y~

All right, let's open eclipse and see how it is.

Of course, do not forget to install the JRE to run eclipse, this is also a strange thing, before Eclipse is not installed JDK. Could it be that IBM couldn't stand Sun's protests?

[New]-other, first build a Perl project, and then add a Perl file.

Use the VS friends, you have to pay attention to eclipse IQ Ah, when you build Perl files, you need to write the extension!

By the way, we have to check:

"Windows"--[preferences]

Then you can start:

Enter the Debug interface.

F6 Single Step.

You can see the variable window. The instructions are OK. If you don't see it, Walker's not faking it.

Eclipse+epic+padwalker