Hello, I have much to announce this week. Well, not too much, but I am excited about it so it seems like a lot.
Starting off from where Ieft last week: I have finally gotten cross references working in my new Pod::Html! It took a great deal of time, tinkering, and help from my mentors, but it is finally implemented. The decided strategy I used to finish was the 'Do what I can and wait for bug reports', as trying to fully comprehend what is going on is not worth the time commitment. After that accomplishment, I started working on test cases for the new Pod::Html. This is what I am doing right now, but it should not take much longer, (naively) assuming no setbacks occur. Well, assuming no *other* setbacks occur: I realized, thanks to the test cases, that Pod::Simple::XHTML does not anchor =item directives, thus they are not linkable. I thought it would be an easy bug to fix but it is proving difficult. rjbs and theory, my mentors, are helping me patch it up, for which I am very thankful. For this week I hope to have fixed the aforementioned =item anchoring bug, finish converting the test cases (and maybe adding new ones), implementing the --norecurse option in ::Search, and writing test cases for that. If I can complete all of this, then I can call myself done with Pod::Html. Done Enough, anyway. My Pod::Html code: https://github.com/marcgreen/perl/tree/perlexp Marc
