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...if your IDE doesn't have a terminal then it isn't an IDE.
by handfuloflight 1y ago
...if your IDE doesn't have a terminal then it isn't an IDE.
- leptons 1y agoI have a whole other screen for my terminal(s). The IDE already has enough going on in it.
- handfuloflight 1y agoThen you are not impeded from editing your code because it was written through a terminal process, which seems to be OP's contention.
- bigiain 1y agoThe "old wisdom" on comp/lang.perl.misc, when new people asked what was the best IDE to Perl programming, was "Unix". You get both editors to choose from, vi _and_ emacs! All the man pages you could possibly want _and_ perldocs! Of _course_ as a Perl newbie you'll be able to fall back on gdb for complicated debugging where print statements no longer cut it.
- mountainriver 1y agowhy wouldn't you want the diffs in the IDE? Its richer and you can do more with them