Ah, disregard that. Those were just my eyes malfunctioning :)

Anyway, it seems wrong that

=for html

<p>
A complete configuration example of this technique is provided by
two HTTPD configuration files.

doesn't work. But I'll have to live with it for the time being I guess.

At 23:13 17.04.2002, Per Einar Ellefsen wrote:

Hi again,

Stas, remember that patch you sent me the other day to test Pod::POM? Well, I came to think of it (or rather experienced a paragraph missing when changing things in mod_perl_tunings), =for is broken too.

Look at this:

=for html
<p>
A complete configuration example of this technique is provided by
two HTTPD configuration files.

It passed the Pod::POM tests. But nothing shows up in the results! The reason is that one line-break counts as a space in POD, so that above is more like

=for html <p> A complete configuration example of this technique is provided by two HTTPD configuration files.

So the HTML isn't really passed along to the page. That should really have been written:

=for html

<p>
A complete configuration example of this technique is provided by
two HTTPD configuration files.

But that again gives errors about "spurious '>' at input text ..."

This will have to be fixed (and we can just as well take with us the =begin/=end at the same time). Have you contacted the author of Pod::POM?


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