How to Debug Perl on Windows
The Perl Komodo debugger lets you debug issues in your Perl scripts. Perl runs on websites, but you should not upload changed code unless you have first debugged any issues. Debugging lets you find any syntax or logic errors, so you can release a more stable end-product. You must first associate the Perl interpreter with Komodo to debug the code.
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Instructions
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Open the Komodo editor on your desktop. Click "Edit" and select "Preferences" to open the configuration window.
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Click "Perl" in the list of languages. You must wait several seconds for Komodo to search each Perl interpreter you have on your computer.
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Select the interpreter you want to use and click "OK." If you want to specify an interpreter that was not found, click "Browse" and select an alternative interpreter for Perl.
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Click "Save" to save the changes and open a Perl project you want to debug. Click "Run" to execute the debugger on the code.
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