Is there some sort of incantation I can send to a Perl-generated
Makefile in order to automagically create browsable POD pages?
Here at MyLibrary Central we have been re-writing MyLibrary. We are
using the following technique:
1. Write POD.
2. Write tests.
3. Write module.
4. Go to
Eric Lease Morgan wrote:
Is there some sort of make command I can run that will read the PODs
in my distribution, turn them into (X)HTML files, and save them in a
specified local directory of my distribution's filesystem?
Do you mean like the pod2html command or something different?
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On Thu, Apr 01, 2004 at 10:33:00AM -0500, Eric Lease Morgan wrote:
Is there some sort of incantation I can send to a Perl-generated
Makefile in order to automagically create browsable POD pages?
Might look at DocSet on CPAN. perl.apache.org is generated with it from
pod files.
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Bill
What's the ultimate goal? Do you want these pages served up by Apache?
If so, look at my Apache::Pod::HTML which I created just for this very
purpose. We have all our docs (coding stanards and so on) done in POD,
but browsable via Apache using it.
(http://search.cpan.org/dist/Apache-Pod/)
On Thu, Apr 01, 2004 at 05:10:23PM -0600, Andy Lester wrote:
Might look at DocSet on CPAN. perl.apache.org is generated with it from
pod files.
All the perl.org sites (like qa.perl.org which I currently maintain) are
done with Template Toolkit, and much of qa.perl.org is Pod that changes
