In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, David Cantrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Number::Phone::UK::Data contains a big chunk of binary gibberish at the > end of the file (it's an embedded DBM::Deep database), in a __DATA__ > segment. That includes several "lines" that match /^=/ and so might > look like POD, and hence confuse things. I'd argue that this means > there's a bug in Pod::Simple::Checker and/or Test::Pod, if they're > looking at stuff in __DATA__. Well, there are lots of problems with Pod::Simple::Checker because it doesn't do stuff to figure out where it is. I've had to turn off Test::Pod in a couple modules for that reason. Curiously, I think Perl 6's current Pod spec is going to have the same problem. Any line that starts with a = currently triggers Pod mode, no matter what is going on.
