Happy New Year David- David Mertens wrote: > > You might wonder under which circumstances such a pod file would prove > useful. Now that I've got Padre working on my laptop, I've been using > it exclusively for my Perl stuff
Do you use Padre for your PDL development? If so, how is it working? What OS+Perl is your laptop Padre using? Have you tried the Padre::Plugin::REPL and did it work for you? It crashes for me on command entry. If this could be fixed, it should be possible to get a flavor of perldl shell operation working in the Padre::Plugin::REPL relatively easily modulo installation of Moose et. al. > and its built-in documentation grabs > info from the available POD files on the user's distribution. It's a > great feature, I think. That is how the PDL help and apropos commands work by scanning through the PDL distribution looking for POD to chew. Padre+PDL will be a more useful programming environment if ? and ?? can be tied into the Padre framework. > It also highlights that PDL has no simple line > of documentation from PDL (i.e. perldoc PDL) to a list of the IO modules > that PDL supports. I've run into this myself. I tried various combinations of strings with the help command and was not able to get a list of just the PDL::IO::* modules. Even that capability would be a help. Cheers, Chris _______________________________________________ Perldl mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.jach.hawaii.edu/mailman/listinfo/perldl
