On Mon, Aug 07, 2000 at 03:00:13PM -0400, Barrie Slaymaker wrote:
> One thing I've found useful in XML::Parser is the ability to
> change handlers mid-stream. But not that often, I guess.
Ohh - you could change the handlers mid-stream thru the
registration mechanism no problem. You just can't ch
Brad Appleton wrote:
>
> Hmmn - not sure what you mean by "generate" callbacks.
The C<$self->cmd_head1()> style calls we've discussed before. Sorry
to continue out-of-context context here :-/.
> Pod::Parser already provides for registration and invocation
> of callbacks in a number of ways, sa
Barrie Slaymaker writes:
> I was proposing Pod::StdParser as a more low-level approach that
> generated callbacks:
Hmmn - not sure what you mean by "generate" callbacks.
Pod::Parser already provides for registration and invocation
of callbacks in a number of ways, same which use inheritance
and s
Marek Rouchal DAT CAD HW Tel 25849 wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> I didn't manage to read all of your discussion, but let me elaborate a
> little on Pod::StdParser or Pod::Compiler and its benefits.
I was proposing Pod::StdParser as a more low-level approach that generated
callbacks instead of build
Hello all,
I didn't manage to read all of your discussion, but let me elaborate a
little on Pod::StdParser or Pod::Compiler and its benefits.
First of all I'd like to stress that "perlpod" has to be rephrased to
reflect the abilities of existing parsers. For example, I see a lot of
possible misi
