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This Perl development environment has a multifile syntax highlighting editor, Web utilities such as one-click FTP upload, one-click upload and execute on server, one-click testing to an in-line text pane or Web browser, local form-filling, hierarchical customizable code templates, multilevel backups and one-click restores, version control, and extensive configurability. Optionally store program files inside compressed project files for easy transportation between PCs (via e-mail or disk). You can even try out programs without creating a new file.

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