Luke Palmer wrote:
Aaron Sherman writes:
<> H< C<$_> | C<$x> | Type of Match Implied | Matching Code > T< Any | CodeC<< <$> >> | scalar sub truth | match if C<$x($_)> >
Oh, and BTW: My mailer seems to have snuck some extra noise in there. I think it got confused and thought there was inline quoting going on. That leading C<< <> >> should not be there. One of the things I was trying to demonstrate here was the fact that, even though, you could now have C, L (hey! imagine perl.com no longer having to hack perl.pod to make each manpage reference into a link!), or whatever other markup inside a table correctly, you could still visually line up the information so that when viewing the talble as plain text, it was still just as readable as
C<$_> C<$x> ....etc....
ever was. Woefully, my mailer thought that such clarity was a bad idea ;-)
