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Russ Allbery [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
- next unless (ref || ref eq 'SCALAR');
+ next if (!ref || ref eq 'SCALAR');
if ($_-isa('Pod::InteriorSequence') or $_-can('nested
. (Sorry, was
meaning to get back to you earlier when you sent it to me directly. I'm
just dropping stuff left and right lately.)
It may be clearer if you read "ISO 8859-1" for "valid in an xterm."
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completely do the right thing there.
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* lib/Pod/Man.pm: Set version number to 1.00, change references to
pod2roff to pod2man in the documentation, and remove the note about
this module replacing pod2man in Perl core.
* lib
format).
I'm still pretty unconvinced that such a module can actually manage to do
anything really useful, based on my experience writing translators. I
know I need to expand on that feeling a bit more; I'll try to do that as
soon as I can find some time to do so.
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marginal utility would be pretty small and not worth the speed hit from
the extra level of method call indirection.
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am interested in continuting to maintain the POD translators that I
wrote, and if this is the way that we want the wind to shift, I'll try to
help. But so far, again, I'm unenthused.
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* VERSION: podlators 1.05 released.
* scripts/pod2man.PL: Allow pod2man to take multiple pairs of
input and ou
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if they think they look better.
(Thanks for the patch!)
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that this should change; I'm just pointing out that you don't have
to worry about backward compatibility because up until now, this never
worked.
I'm leaning toward "verbatims always come out in UTF8", for sake of
uniformity.
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is ugly. At least some of the ugliness is because of
where we're trying to do guesswork; it would definitely be cleaner if some
higher-level module could turn the appropriate things into interior
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extension of POD I would personally like to see are tables:
Yeah, this has been discussed on p5p in the past. My read is that there
was general consensus that if you want things like tables, switching to
SDF would be a better approach.
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or two. *wry grin*
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one that doesn't do something really odd.
Incidentally, I *do* very much appreciate you going to all this work; I
don't mean to sound completely negative. The rewrite of the POD
specification has needed doing for a long time.
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any automatic
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. Will be in the next version.
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A major bug fix for troff output, various warning fixes, a wrapping fix in
Pod::Text::Overstrike, better error reporting, new functionality in all
the Pod::Text modules for formatting POD interspersed with code and
leaving the code in the output
how widespread the usage of it was. It comes up when there are complaints
about POD requiring too much vertical whitespace.
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Hmmm. I'm not generally adverse to changing perlpodspec, but I think
that the changes that would be necessary to accomodate this syntax would
be really unpleasant.
Brad remembered that Larry vetoed it, so I think that's probably final.
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So the answer is yes, the Pod::ParseTree really is used by folks who
don't want to do stream-based parsing (not everyone uses Pod::Tree
instead ;-)
Pod::Man uses Pod::ParseTree, and I believe also some of the methods from
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a Pod::ParseTree object?
Because a Pod::Paragraph has additional information beyond what a
Pod::ParseTree has, I would assume, and is therefore implemented as a
wrapper object around a parse tree.
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It would be good to include more of the technical syntax in here. For
example, how should the following be parsed?
LParsing and/or Formatting
LParsing/Formatting
LFun Times/Summer Vacation
L Time::HiRes
L perlfunc / $.
L
into a function and
get back its four components and its type.
Pod::ParseUtils's Pod::Hyperlink class could easily be implemented
internally by using Pod::ParseLink, and that would have a lot of
advantages for uniformity of parsing.
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Here's the parser that I wrote, so that people can see what I'm talking
about. It's been minimally tested, but not really hammered yet.
# Pod::ParseLink -- Parse an L formatting code in POD text.
# $Id$
#
# Copyright 2001 by Russ Allbery [EMAIL PROTECTED]
#
# This program is free software; you
correct in understanding that Lperlfunc/chown isn't valid
syntax for the page perlfunc, and instead should be Lperlfunc/chown?
In other words, are quotes allowed and stripped from the name as well, or
just the section?
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to clean up some documentation issues; expect another release with those
changes and the core test patches added in a few days.
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Reini Urban [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Russ Allbery schrieb:
Does anyone actually use pod2text --alt? I'm really tempted to remove it;
it's a bit of a hassle to maintain.
me.
Does it actually continue to do sane things? Is the markup reasonable?
Is there anything that should be improved
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Documentation and test suite fixes. The Pod::Text::Termcap test should
now be reasonably portable.
Barring any major problems, this will probably be the last release for a
little while as I need to work on other projects. This should be
suitable
. I'm not so sure about this one:
Not sure whether to allow something like:
=equate N C,I
...and if you don't know what an Nfoo bar is, pretend I used a CIfoo
bar instead.
though, because it's a bit harder to implement and seems to be stretching
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for entries like perlfunc/die?
Or perlre/Regular Expressions or something like that?
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LTheory of MIMEs.
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be the right one. Ideas, anyone?
perl5-porters (it's a bug in Perl 5) or perl-documentation (althougth the
latter was originally for another documentation project).
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* VERSION: podlators 1.22 released.
* lib/Pod/Man.pm (quote_literal): Tweak the regex for matching
numbers to not consider a single period to be a number.
* lib/Pod/Text.pm (seq_c): Likewise.
* t/man.t: Add a test for proper
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to express with:
=item *
Foo bar baz
Er, all the translators that I've written require the latter too.
Do we really have to change the spec to support this? Can't we just say
that it's wrong?
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time to do that over Christmas break.
Help is, of course, always greatly appreciated from anyone who understands
*roff well.
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Sean M Burke [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
At 10:32 2002-11-12 -0800, Russ Allbery wrote:
Hexadecimal entities are not recognized at all by pod2man.
Yup, this is a relatively minor fix once pod2man has full mapping
tables available, which is something I plan on working on as soon as I
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* lib/Pod/Text/Termcap.pm (initialize): Handle the case where the
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):
($] = 5.006 ?
(INSTALLDIRS = 'perl') : ()),
in your WriteMakefile invocation.
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Sean M Burke [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
OK, your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to peruse this
archive: http://www.interglacial.com/temp/simplifex.tar.bz2
Cool.
I have a week of vacation coming, starting on Friday. I'll try to look
this over sometime during that week.
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it that way because it was easy and caused the
right things to happen.
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priority (and
it's definitely behind the conversion to the new POD parsing modules in
terms of priority).
(You mean pod2man maintainer, not POD maintainer, as POD is used for other
things than man pages where this sort of check wouldn't be appropriate.)
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Russ Allbery is finishing up modifying Pod::Man to use Pod::Simple
instead of Pod::Parser.
And also I have modules to replace Pod::Text, Pod::Checker, and
(relevent to your patch!) Pod::Find.
I'll be fixing the existing Pod::Text module to use Pod
= $self-{USAGE_OPTIONS}-{-message} or return 1;
+my $out_fh = $self-output_fh();
+print $out_fh $msg\n;
+}
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my $self = shift;
$self-SUPER::begin_pod(); ## Have to call superclass
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release out and
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there's really much advantage beyond supporting code that
assumed one could reuse an object, but I'm happy to add in a call to
reinit so that the old code would continue to work.
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2.0.1 right after a new Pod::Simple is released
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below against podlators-2.0.
I'll try to take a look today and get a new release out very soon.
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in Perl 5.8.7 and in 5.6.1. A new
release is coming in a few minutes.
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* lib/Pod/Man.pm (devise_date): Pod::Simple's source_filename
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the current time if stating the returned input file fails
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side that I can see without going to bizarre lengths, and it's quite
natural to fix them in Pod::Simple.
The most important from my perspective is for Pod::Simple to close file
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* VERSION: podlators 2.2.1 released.
* t/man.t: Add a test of =for.
* t/text.t: Likewise.
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* lib/Pod/Text.pm
succeeds for me. I don't understand why it fails for
some people. Does anyone have any idea what could be going on here?
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should support it and am happy to find a way of representing the
results textually in Pod::Text and Pod::Man. It will produce much nicer
HTML output.
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seen it in some time.
Pod::Man stopped doing that many years ago... I think at least five or six
years. And I believe it was the only culprit.
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David E. Wheeler da...@kineticode.com writes:
On Dec 1, 2009, at 11:36 AM, Russ Allbery wrote:
Pod::Man stopped doing that many years ago... I think at least five or six
years. And I believe it was the only culprit.
Oh man. I've been doing the same thing as Ricardo for years. I didn't
preserve_whitespace, so I don't believe there's anything that needs to be
changed in it.
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with Pod::Text subclasses, suppresses formatting in the NAME
section of man pages, and fixes a few other bugs. Note that Pod::Simple
3.06 or later is now required.
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* VERSION: podlators 2.3.0 released
can embed HTML but the man pages can't display those.
I'm afraid man pages also can't display color.
Did you already know about Pod::Text::Color?
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) But I similarly-and-worse forgot to produce a /drop-in/ pod2man
replacement.
That's okay, I did that. :)
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where anything isn't a bullet or a number
produces an unordered list. perlpodspec does say that, although I admit I
had to read it a couple of times.
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David E. Wheeler da...@kineticode.com writes:
On Jul 22, 2010, at 2:38 PM, Russ Allbery wrote:
That's not because =item * Stuff is being specially recognized.
That's because =item anything where anything isn't a bullet or a
number produces an unordered list. perlpodspec does say
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* VERSION: podlators 2.4.0 released.
* scripts/pod2man: Remove the code to generate the #! line and
supporting code and instead rely
and Pod::Man, but I'd have to
ask someone else to write the initial implementation. I think support in
Pod::Man at least would be fairly important before deciding to add tables
to Perl's core documentation, but the research on how to use tbl properly
is more than I currently have time for.
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::Text) are good. I assume this is only about pod2html.
There are tons of different POD to HTML conversion modules. Rather than
porting the one that happens to be in Perl core, it may be better to
incorporate one of the other ones that already uses Pod::Simple and remove
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be undeprecated and declared officially
blessed.
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, at present, I'm assuming that all the paragraphs are inside the
item until I see another item, whether they're passed in as the text of
the item or not.
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in ways
that could be destructive. (For example, it would not format perlpodspec
correctly!)
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Shawn H Corey shawnhco...@gmail.com writes:
On 12-04-30 12:33 PM, Russ Allbery wrote:
Which pod2foo are you running that made that verbatim? Neither
pod2text nor pod2man from podlators as distributed on CPAN do.
I just type: perldoc perldoc
That uses Pod::Man by default, at least on UNIX
Works for me with:
windlord:~ perldoc -V
Perldoc v3.15_04, under perl v5.014002 for linux
I'm starting to suspect something weird going on with a newer version of
perldoc.
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* VERSION: podlators 2.4.2 released.
* t/text-encoding.t: Remove the test of a POD document without an
encoding. We previously tested that this interpreted the document
as ISO 8859-1, but Pod
if the test
suite fails? If so, I think that tool is what's buggy here, and that tool
should be fixed so that it's possible to install modules with failing
tests, since that's very common, for many reasons other than this.
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David E. Wheeler da...@justatheory.com writes:
On Jun 7, 2012, at 10:20 AM, Russ Allbery wrote:
That seems like something that maybe we could all agree could be done,
no? This seems broader than just POD tests; the test failures may be
due to some minor bit of functionality, or a change
that it's really doing anyone any good.
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.
In general, I think that this is an improvement, as one should not
usually mix =item formats. I can see that your case is completely
legitimate, though. You can fix it by wrapping those items in Cs.
Better (since it doesn't change the formatting):
=item 0Z
=item *Z
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