+ Better adaption to the Windows plattforms (default directories, running scripts).
+ Templates are more consistent now.
+ 'Line End Comments' ignores blank lines in a marked block.
+ Installation simplified. + The generation of the module list is a magnitude faster.+ The version of a module is now shown in the module list. + The perl documentation (pod::perl*) appears in the module list.+ The dialog windows (GUI) have been replaced by more flexible command line inputs.+ User will now be asked before a snippet file will be overwritten.+ The undocumented and unnecessary hot key F12 has been removed.
+ New menu for regex-construction.
+ New menu with POD commands.
+ A list of all installed Perl modules can be built and read in.
The documentation for a module can be opened from this list.
+ Extension to ctags + taglist shows POD table of content and enables navigation.
+ Append aligned comments to all lines of a marked block.
+ The root menu can be removed.
+ Documentation improved.
+ Bug fix (template file handling).
+ Install script improved.
+ Only one entry in the gVim root menu.+ All hotkeys are only defined for Perl files.+ Install script added.+ Customization improved. + Documentation improved.
+ 58 key mappings for Vim without GUI. See perl-hot-keys.pdf (reference card).+ A marked region can be surrounded by a for-, if-, do-while- , until-, ... statements (with indentation).+ The Perl special variables have been added to the file word.list for dictionary completion.+ Vim doc added (file perlsupport.txt).
+ Block comments are now read as templates or skeletons from files: frame Comment, function description, file header+ These templates can contain tags like |FILENAME|, |AUTHOR| etc. which are replaced after reading.+ indentation: multiline inserts and code snippets will be indented after insertion.+ Most menu entries are now also active in normal mode.+ Reading the templates is done in one function which can be called in an autocmd.+ Code cleanup: register z no longer used. Most function calls are silent now.
