Klaus, For the generic web link try
L<SudokuTrainer| http://search.cpan.org/~wittrock/SudokuTrainer-0.00_08/script/sudokutrainer.pl > In general the L<SudokuTrainer> form is for registered (or at least indexed modules) not scripts and requires that the script have a package name to register. This script operates in "main". #!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; #use feature qw( say ); # basic Sudoku structures # don't panic - all basic Sudoku structures are constant package main; <--- Best Regards, Jed On Tue, Feb 4, 2014 at 9:40 AM, K. Wittrock <kwittr...@web.de> wrote: > My CPAN application SudokuTrainer has POD sections in files > sudokutrainer.pl and enter_presets.pl. In addition there are 3 POD files > in dir Games/Sudoku/Trainer/pod/. My module files reside in dir > Games/Sudoku/Trainer/. I also copied (by commands in Build.PL) the POD > sections of *.pl to separate files sudokutrainer.pod and enter_presets.pod, > which also reside in dir Games/Sudoku/Trainer/pod/, hoping that this might > ease the usage of the docu. > > I am able to create links from a POD file to a target in the same file, > and also to a module in CPAN. But I cannot create a link from a POD file to > a different one. When clicking on such a link at "http://search.cpan.org/ > search?query=sudokutrainer&mode=all" I always get the CPAN window saying > "not found". Here are some variants that I tried in enter_presets.pl: > > L<SudokuTrainer|Games::Sudoku::Trainer::pod::sudokutrainer.pod> (link > looks good) > L<Games::Sudoku::Trainer::pod::sudokutrainer.pod> (link looks good) > L<Games::Sudoku::Trainer::pod/sudokutrainer.pod> (link looks good) > L<Games/Sudoku/Trainer/pod/sudokutrainer.pod> (apparently wrong) > L<sudokutrainer.pl> > L<sudokutrainer> > > All generated HTML-links are clickable. > > Is it possible that all of this fails simply because I didn't yet upload a > "stable" version of SudokuTrainer, and thus there are no POD files in my > namespace? > > And before you ask: Yes, I really did try to find the correct syntax for > the links in various sources, among others perldoc pod, the camel book > (German edition), PerlMonks Tutorial "POD in 5 minutes" ( > http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=252477). >
