In Komodo Edit, the tool interactively informs you of syntax errors, many of them are just a typo. For example, let's say that I have typed (in PERL):
use strict;
my ($name);
$name1="Schuller";
In this case, there should be a red underline under $name1, as we have used strict, and $name1 was undefined. Thanks!
UltraEdit doesn't do true syntax checking, unfortunately.
It just does syntax highlighting based on a regex search of the file using rules defined in the word files (perl.uew for perl).
So, it will highlight certain keywords in a syntax specific manner, but won't tell you if are writing bad code.
