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How to configure Eclipse to edit Perl without checking runtime?

I am working on a project that includes both Java (client side) and Perl (server side), and I would really like to use Eclipse to edit my Perl scripts instead of switching to another editor. I tried using the EPIC plugin . However, I have no way to configure the startup environment for these scripts on my local machine, so the plug-in displays all kinds of errors related to missing libraries and other external dependencies.

I just need a text editor with beautiful syntax highlighting for Perl. Any suggestions? Any way you can turn off runtime checking when using the EPIC plugin? I could not find anything with a quick search.

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This is not a setting, as such, in a workbench. This is the setting for each project.

In a Perl project, select Project-> Properties. In this dialog box, click Builders. You probably have only one - "Perl Auto Builder". Deselect and click "Ok."

Unfortunately, you will have to do this for each individual Perl project.

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