I've moved my development of my ailing linux box and onto my windows pc. I was tired of shifting keyboards and monitors, so I went out to see what I could do. First, I had to get perl installed, so that means activestate. I wanted to keep this as Win32 as possible so I didn't want cygwin.
For IDEs I decided to try Eclipse after reading so much about it. Then to program perl with Eclipse, I needed to get the EPIC plugin. Okay, since I am a member of the Chicago.pm group, and we're working on Kwalitee testing HTML::Tree. So the current source code control utility of the month is subversion, and perl qa testing is going to use it; I had to get subclipse, the eclipse subversion plugin.
So, these plugins are all working. I've got eclipse to run perl programs, and run prove on both a single .t or the entire project.
Next will be to see if I can get coverage stats generated as well.
This is cool.
