Perl - plugin detail
Simple perl plugin (syntax highlighting in NetBeans for .pl, .perl, .pm and .cgi files)
| Plugin owner: |
soldatov |
| Website: |
http://netbeans.mojgorod.ru/perl.html |
| Added: |
2008-06-19 |
| Last updated: |
2010-11-14 |
| NetBeans Versions: |
6.5, 6.7, 6.8, 6.9 |
| License: |
no licence |
| Category: |
Programming Languages |
| Size: |
0.01 MB |
| Downloaded: |
9,796 times |
| Rating: |
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Verifications for NetBeans versions
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Introduction
Files with .pl and .pm extensions will have syntax highlighting.
What's new in this version
1.0.1 - I fixed some of bugs in syntax highlighting and 'Run' action.
1.0.2 - Plug-in will work in NetBeans 6.5
1.0.3 - Plug-in will work in NetBeans 6.7
1.0.4 - Plug-in will work in NetBeans 6.9. But 6.0, 6.1 are removed
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User Comments
Perl plugin 1.0.4
New in 1.0.4:
1) $#$array_ref are fixed
2) my syntax highlighting works in *.pl files in NetBeans 6.9
3) in folder with your script files you can create nbproject\perlproject.properties empty file and your can open this folder in NetBeans
4) "Open File..." menu action and drag&drop from explorer to NetBeans 6.9 are fixed
Posted by soldatov on Nov 13, 2010
Thumbs up
On my site I updated http://netbeans.mojgorod.ru/org-languages-perl-dev.nbm file (experimental build). "Perl Project" feature are added.
Posted by soldatov on Nov 11, 2010
Thumbs up
Perl is a great language that deserves definitely a lot more attention... so IDE support should be greatly enhanced.
Besides vi (which is great already) and padre (which is ok, but still a little basic, compared to fully enhanced modern IDEs) there is only EPIC in Eclipse. And there are Eclipse-lovers and NetBeans-haters.... and vice versa.
I definitely prefer NetBeans and I would love to see full perl support in NetBeans.
Currently I develop Perl/Mason web stuff. It would be great to have some mixed syntax support - like syntax highlighting in Mason-modules (mixed up w/ HTML!).
Sad to know GLF will be discontinued. I hope there will be some non-GLF-replacement of this (at least) syntax highlighting module.
Posted by chrishhde on Nov 11, 2010
Highlighting bug
Wrong comment parsing
The string like this ' ... $#$array_ref ... ' highlighting as a comment starting from simbol '#'
But this is just an index of last elemrnt of array
As far as the code is indide "for( ... ) {" loop whole code below highlighs as syntax error because of unclosed parentheses
Posted by zurom on Nov 10, 2010
NetBeans 6.9
ooops! I downloaded NetBeans 6.9 and my plug-in is working! Generic Languages Framework is marked as deprecated, but it is not removed.
Temporary small workaround is needed:
- Push Tools|Options menu item
- Click on Miscellaneous icon
- Select Files tab
- Select "pl" extension
- Select "text/x-perl" associated file type
- Push OK button
I think this problem can be fixed for few days.
Posted by soldatov on Jun 17, 2010
NetBeans 6.9
In NetBeans 6.9 Generic Languages Framework is removed, therefore my plugin will not work. Sorry. I don't think I will rewrite my plugin from zero. :(
Posted by soldatov on May 29, 2010
Please Perl for Netbeans 6.8
What a great plug in! I hope you release a new version for Net beans 6.8, perhaps with code completion please.
What would also be nice is interrogation with Active Site Perl interpreter.
Posted by bklass on Dec 17, 2009
Changes in next version
In next I will add "Perl Project Type" with base functionality.
Posted by soldatov on Oct 31, 2009
syntax bugs
There was one cause that was left out of the language.nbs i have added it. You just need to add the follow.
TOKEN:string: (
"`" ([^ "\\" "`"] |
("\\" (.))
)*
"`"
)
save and re-install :D
Posted by crash_her on Aug 05, 2009
I hope you can extend its functionality.
Thank you very much for this plugin.
I like to use NetBeans for projects in php, javascript and html, but I expect the full integration of Perl ...
Posted by dupy on May 26, 2009
Future of this pluginn
I haven't big plans (I am too busy in order to learn NetBeans API, but it is necessary in order to improve plugin). Before NetBeans 6.7 Release Candidate I will look changes in Generic Languages Framework (http://languages.netbeans.org/). And I will fix new problems in my plugin if they will appear in NetBeans 6.7.
Posted by soldatov on Mar 16, 2009
Future of this pluginn
Do you plan any enhancements for this plugin, which was really helpful during a recent Perl project?
Posted by giorgio42 on Mar 14, 2009
Source?
http://netbeans.mojgorod.ru/perl.tar.gz
Posted by soldatov on Feb 17, 2009
Source?
Can you include the source code or post it on your site? I would like to expand the functionality of this plugin. Thanks!
Posted by mykbaker on Feb 17, 2009
Where can I get the NBS file?
You can download nbm file from this page. nbm file is zip archive. You can find netbeans/modules/org-languages-perl.jar file in it.This file (it is archive also) contains org/languages/perl/language.nbs file.
Posted by soldatov on Feb 17, 2009
Source code
Where can I get the NBS file?
Posted by zaid_sheikh on Feb 17, 2009
It's a great step forward
I like to use Netbeans to open java project, but I have to eclipse to open Perl project with epic . Hope we sometime soon can use netbeans to open perl project . that's would be perfect to Perl users .
thanks a lot
Posted by unixiscool on Nov 15, 2008
Exactly what I need
Thank you so much!!
Posted by giorgio42 on Oct 23, 2008
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