Perl On NetBeans - plugin detail

This plugin adds support for Perl 5 to NetBeans

NetBeans Plugin - Perl On NetBeans
Plugin owner: sudeephazra
Website: https://www.facebook.com/PerlOnNetBeans
Added: 2011-02-03
License: Freeware
Category: Programming Languages
Downloaded: 32,858 times
Rating:
 4.53, by 13 users

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Versions available

Download plugin   Download size: 0.84 MB   Last Update: 2019-07-29

What's new in this version

- Added support for Dancer2 framework (initial stages)
- Added code completion for keywords
- Additional Perl::Tidy configuration options
- Corrected custom Perl binary and libraries location integration errors
- Bug fixes around syntax highlighting
- UI improvements
- Performance improvements
- Upgraded underlying helper libraries

Verifications for NetBeans versions

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Download plugin   Download size: 0.84 MB   Last Update: 2019-02-27

This plugin is also available on the NetBeans Plugin Portal Update Center. Use 'Tools > Plugins' action from the NetBeans IDE main menu for convenient installation of this plugin


What's new in this version

- Added support for Dancer2 framework (initial stages)
- Added code completion for keywords
- Additional Perl::Tidy configuration options
- Corrected custom Perl binary and libraries location integration errors
- Bug fixes around syntax highlighting
- UI improvements
- Performance improvements
- Upgraded underlying helper libraries

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Download plugin   Download size: 0.84 MB   Last Update: 2018-09-21

This plugin is also available on the NetBeans Plugin Portal Update Center. Use 'Tools > Plugins' action from the NetBeans IDE main menu for convenient installation of this plugin


What's new in this version

- Added support for Dancer2 framework (initial stages)
- Added code completion for keywords
- Additional Perl::Tidy configuration options
- Corrected custom Perl binary and libraries location integration errors
- Bug fixes around syntax highlighting
- UI improvements
- Performance improvements
- Upgraded underlying helper libraries


Verifications for NetBeans versions

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Download plugin   Download size: 0.84 MB   Last Update: 2018-08-22

This plugin is also available on the NetBeans Plugin Portal Update Center. Use 'Tools > Plugins' action from the NetBeans IDE main menu for convenient installation of this plugin


What's new in this version

- Added support for Dancer2 framework (initial stages)
- Added code completion for keywords
- Additional Perl::Tidy configuration options
- Corrected custom Perl binary and libraries location integration errors
- Bug fixes around syntax highlighting
- UI improvements
- Performance improvements
- Upgraded underlying helper libraries

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Introduction

Planned features
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Initially, the following are the features that are planned to be integrated with this IDE:

1. Perl File Type Support
2. Perl Project
3. Code Execution and Syntax checking
4. Source code formatting and analysis (Perl Tidy and Perl Critic respectively)
5. Syntax highlighting (Infant stages)
6. Brace matching
7. Real-time error parsing (Being Developed)
8. Code completion (Being Developed)
9. Code folding (Infant stages)
10. Debugger Support (Being Developed)

Pre-requisites
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This IDE requires the following to be installed on your system for the IDE to work properly:
1. Perl v5.12 or greater (ActivePerl recommended)
2. Java Runtime Environment 7 or greater
The Perl and Java binaries should be available in the PATH variable of your system.

Installation
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The installation of “Perl On NetBeans” can be summarized in the following steps
1. Download the plugin and add to NetBeans 8 installation. And you're done. :)

Issues
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Please note that the project has moved its issue tracker to BitBucket. Please DO NOT use GoogleCode anymore to log issues. Please log any issues here.

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User Comments

  

RE: Thanks

Thanks for your feedback. Please visit the Facebook page at https://goo.gl/3V3Mns and do follow us on Twitter at @perlonnetbeans to stay updated with the latest news on the software.
Posted by sudeephazra on Dec 24, 2018
  

Thanks

Thanks for this plugin. The syntax highlightning is really helpful.
Posted by naitsirch on Dec 20, 2018
  

RE: The worst Perl plugin ever

Thanks for your feedback. In my experience, I have never come across any software that does not have a list of flaws. The plugin does not claim to do wonders. It has a small and growing list of supported features. If any of the claimed features do not work, please feel free to point that out in the form of a defect and I would be glad to work on it. I could use your Perl experience to build a better plugin if you would be willing to contribute your thoughts on ways to improve the plugin.
Posted by sudeephazra on Sep 17, 2018
  

The worst Perl plugin ever

No comments at all.. Because if i start to list its flaws it will take ages! :-(. Please stop producing crap on Netbeans RCP! I'm highly experienced in Perl (keep in mind)!
Posted by javase on Sep 16, 2018
  

Removing Support For Older Versions

In an attempt to streamline the development and release process, support for versions 8.0 and 8.1 has been removed. The newly incorporated libraries do not support the older versions and hence we had to move forward with this difficult choice. Version 8.2 has been updated with bug-fixes around syntax highlighting. Thanks for your understanding.
Posted by sudeephazra on Aug 22, 2018
  

Update please!

Update please!
Posted by karl.erdle on Nov 21, 2017
  

Waiting for debugging (2)...

Now is the end of 2016... any update? When will be possible to test a alpha version? Thanks for your job!
Posted by ArmETime on Dec 20, 2016
  

Waiting for debugging...

Regret the delay in responding. Debugger is in development and will be available somewhere in 2016. Appreciate your feedback and patience
Posted by sudeephazra on Dec 13, 2015
  

Waiting for debugging...

So this looks interesting but the lack of debugger pretty much rules this out for me. A pity as I do love Netbeans.

Any ETA on when we might see it? And will it support remote debug?
Posted by surfarcher on Nov 24, 2015
  

Great plugin

Very good plugin, does what it offers. It's missing a feature here and there, but the developer made a fine work so far.
Posted by vboufleur on Feb 19, 2015
  

RE: Excellent Plugin For Perl support on Netbeans

Thanks for your feedback. Work in underway for further improving your experience in using this software. Feel free to login any enhancements that you would like to see. Also, please stay connected https://www.facebook.com/PerlOnNetBeans for the latest developments.
Posted by sudeephazra on Feb 10, 2015
  

Excellent Plugin For Perl support on Netbeans

Great Plugin. Really liked this plugin even after heavily used Perl Plugins in Notepad++.

Keep up the Good Job!!!

All the feature are working fine with Netbeans 8.0.2

-Deepak Raja Dhanukodi

Posted by ddeepakraja on Dec 29, 2014
  

RE: Formatting

Glad that you liked the plug-in. :)
Formatting and Analysis is done through external non-native code leading to performance impacts. This is being worked on to integrate native versions of formatting and analysis. So expect these to work quicker in the upcoming releases.
Posted by sudeephazra on Oct 31, 2014
  

Formatting

Great plugin, I shift+deleted eclipse after installed this on Netbeans :)
I'm working on a windows 8 machine with activeperl installed. Formatting works very slow. Any idea why?
Thank you.
Posted by titiiliescu on Oct 31, 2014
  

Novice perl developer review

Gave the plugin 5 stars. I am not a very experience perl developer but it is a requirement of my new job. I enjoy using Netbeans as much as I can and this plugin has made it fairly easy. Not all of the features are available yet but the developer (sudeephazra) seems to be on the right track and is responsive. I look forward to see this plugin progress and maybe contributing in the future.
Posted by dafky2000 on Oct 17, 2014
  

Plugin Version

Plugin has been released for NetBeans 8 here.
Posted by sudeephazra on Sep 28, 2014
  

Plugin Version

The plugin is being tested and would be release in September 2014.
Posted by sudeephazra on Sep 15, 2014
  

Where is the plugin?

I see this is only available with a full IDE download. Is it possible to make this an actual plugin?
Posted by wfsaxton on Aug 13, 2014
  

Please keep up the good work

@ashvant,

Thanks for your interest and support. Do visit the Facebook page to stay updated on the latest news/updates on this IDE.
Posted by sudeephazra on Apr 03, 2013
  

Please keep up the good work

Do keep up the good work, provided full ratings and will also provide all possible support.
Posted by ashvant on Apr 03, 2013
  

What are the features?

The items numbered 1-4 are the currently available features. Rest are in progress.
Posted by sudeephazra on Oct 12, 2011
  

What are the features?

You said the "Planned features" in your Plugin Introduction, but what are the "Current features"?
Posted by _m4c0_ on Oct 11, 2011
  

Please dont't stop

Zurom,

Your feedback is much appreciated. I am working on adding new features and on the stability of the application. If this application has been of any help to you, please spare some time to rate it.
Posted by sudeephazra on Sep 15, 2011
  

Please dont't stop

We're looking forward for the new releases and new fetures...
Posted by zurom on Sep 15, 2011
  

Proposed Platform

Hi Flebber,

I am working on adding features to the IDE and moving to 7 in not on top of my list right now (busy with my day job) :(
Posted by sudeephazra on Sep 13, 2011
  

Proposed Platform

Hi

thanks for starting the work on this, I had never really gone far into netbeans because of the the lack of support. I notice currently supported is 6.9, will you be looking to port this onto the 7.1 series? Are there significant road blocks to moving project like this to 7.1?
Posted by flebber on Sep 13, 2011