Tim Jenness wrote:
> 
> Replace the argument at the end with another module if required. It runs
> from a CGI script and generates the HTML dynamically. Links are simply
> done as further calls to the CGI script. It will probably be renamed next
> week from this test version.
> 
> Comments are welcomed.

You've covered all (two of) the main ones I know about.  I really like
your approach and was considering something similar for Safari.  Both
Tom's and Nick's efforts have 'almost' cut it for me, but both have
drawbacks in cgi-bin applications.

Here's an example: several views of the same file in Safari:

http://slaysys.com/saf_dev/perl/-/-/depot/README
http://slaysys.com/saf_dev/perl/hex/-/depot/README
http://slaysys.com/saf_dev/perl/hex,log/-/depot/README

The pod view is broken, though I've been able to make pod2html work in 
the past.  pod2html does not use the input filename to build the output
filename, it uses the contents of the =head1 NAME section, and I haven't
gotten around to patching it, so it's hard to use in a cgi-bin setting.

When's it going to hit CPAN so I can make it a prerequisite :-).

- Barrie

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