On Monday, March 25, 2002, at 09:30 , Anton Tagunov wrote: > Thanks, I see it there :-) > > Dan, what should we do about the L<...> in > > Please feel free to send your comments, disagreements and > additions to L<...>.
0.98 or above does use L<> for URIs; As Autrijus URI support for L<> is ex officio now. But I have found podchecker5.7.3 warn on URIsh entries in L<>. But since the source af authority on L<> is is in perlpod, I decided it is podchecker that needs to be fixed. Maybe I can write a patch if I have time for that. For the time being, I will add Brad Appleton to the recipient list of this mail. Brad, perlpod in breadperl explictly states that; > Or you can link to a web page: > > o "L<scheme:...>" > > Links to an absolute URL. For example, > "L<http://www.perl.org/>". But note that there is > no corresponding "L<text|scheme:...>" syntax, for > various reasons. Yet podchecker5.7.3 goes like this for URIs; > podchecker5.7.3 JP/JP.pm *** WARNING: node 'http://www.debian.or.jp/~kubota/unicode- symbols.html.en' contains non-escaped | or / at line 83 in file JP/JP.pm JP/JP.pm pod syntax OK. This definitely needs to be fixed. Dan the Encode Maintainer
