Hello,
you may want to give the extenstion MarekPodHtml-0.43.tar.gz a try. It is
more robust than the "old" pod2html. Be sure to specify all files to
convert on the command line (see the manpage), otherwise the links are not
active.
Cheers,
Marek
On Tue, 3 Apr 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>I am using "pod2html" to generate the html documentation directly
>from the perl scripts. And I'd like to link the html files together, but
>I couldn't succeed. Here is the commands that I used in Unix:
> pod2html --htmlroot=/data/html --infile=a.pm --outfile=/data/html/a.html
> pod2html --htmlroot=/data/html --infile=b.pm --outfile=/data/html/b.html
> pod2html --htmlroot=/data/html --infile=c.pm
>--outfile=/data/html/c.html
>
>I tried to use "L<b>" or "L<c>" tags in the a.pm in order to generate a link
>to
>b.html or c.html, but failed. Does that indicate "L<>" tags are only used
>for
>cross reference to manpages? If so, is there anyway to cross referece to
>other html files in POD section?
>
>And when I used the above commands, besides the html files that were
>generated, there are two other files: "pod2htmd.x~~ and "pod2htmi.x~~
>generated as well. What are those files for?
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Joan Huang
>
>
