In article <20020905134151.GA30219@ns0>, Leon Brocard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> CGI modules are in CGI::, HTTP modules are in HTTP::, HTML modules are
> in HTML::, IO in IO::, SDL in SDL::, WWW in WWW:: and XML modules are
> in XML::.
> However, POD is in Pod::. Is this because POD isn't real
Hello.
CGI modules are in CGI::, HTTP modules are in HTTP::, HTML modules are
in HTML::, IO in IO::, SDL in SDL::, WWW in WWW:: and XML modules are
in XML::.
However, POD is in Pod::. Is this because POD isn't really Plain Old
Documentation? perlpod and the camel book seem to support this
theory
