then they can use single
, surely?
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perldoc if they wanted it.
Can anyone see any reason not to do this?
If it's easy for you to do, and you're up for it, go for it. I think that it
would be a good idea.
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On Thu, Feb 02, 2006 at 05:46:50PM +, Nicholas Clark wrote:
I wasn't sure if Mock::* was the best name to use.
Also, the patch as supplied was intended to give the minimum changes to the
POD part of the code whilst keeping everything working, more as a proof of
concept than a final
of this?
I was wondering what subtle but known differences exist between the behaviour
of the POD modules in 5.8.8, and those in blead.
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On Tue, Dec 01, 2009 at 10:52:51AM -0800, David E. Wheeler wrote:
On Dec 1, 2009, at 10:46 AM, Nicholas Clark wrote:
Gosh, I didn't know Pod-Simple included those. I'd much prefer it be
core, to
keep the reference separate from an implementation. (I wouldn't object to
Pod-Spec, but I
that you can't predict
how your document will be parsed, and effectively mean that you can't
write some totally legitimate code examples without it mistakenly being
treated as a link.
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to remove Pod::Parser from the core for 5.16
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between the two)
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is that no-one wants to start on it, but given that it is
the future, everyone thinks that doing anything in the direction of (a) is a
waste of effort.
Which stalls.
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git installed, you can get a snapshot from HTTP. Current
snapshots are linked on http://perl5.git.perl.org/perl.git as snapshot.
The specific version Ricardo mentions is this one:
http://perl5.git.perl.org/perl.git/snapshot/ac2b477c8b4b647797d42877de5b1a1d34c94073.tar.gz
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upstream,
at which point the generated by comments are useful to upstream.)
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as to the easiest way to do so using modules
that will continue to ship with the Perl 5 core (unlike Pod::Parser)?
No-one answered this, did they?
Is it possible to extract the pod by subclassing Pod::Simple, and the
subclass being a null parser that prints out the Pod that it was given?
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nicely), but I know approximately zero roff, so I don't know how easy it
is (or isn't)
Or how good plain text output for tables is.
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