* All documenting of documentation changes will happend in the current
delta under

=head1 Documentation

* New documents are listed under

=head2 New Documentation

and contain a brief sentence or two to describe their purpose.  If no
new Documents exist in this release, then a sentence that reads "No
new documents were added in this release" will appear under New
Documentation.

* Documents that were modified in this release go into

=head2 Changed Documentation

in alphabetical order, one document per =item.  If multiple changes
occur to a document, then a separate list will be created under the
item with each of the changes.


* Example 1: no new docs, perlop had two changes and perlfunc had one

=head1 Documentation

=head2 New Documentation

No new documents were added in this release.

=head2 Changed Documentation

=over

=item perlop

=over

=item *

the foo was bared

=item *

the bar was fooed

=back

=item perlfunc

Baz was corrected to say foobar

=back


*example 2: perlopref and perlfuncref got added, and perlop and
perlfunc had one change apiece.

=head1 Documentation

=head2 New Documentation

=over

=item perlopref

This is a Perl 5 operator quick reference

=item perlfuncref

This is a Perl 5 function quick reference

=head2 Changed Documentation

=over

=item perlop

Note the existence of perlopref

=item perlfunc

Note the existence of perlfuncref

=back


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Chas. Owens
wonkden.net
The most important skill a programmer can have is the ability to read.

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