* Sean M. Burke ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [030221 01:20]:
At 2/19/2003 01:46 PM +0100, Mark Overmeer wrote:
[...]On this moment, I am owner of seven CPAN modules. The largest is
Mail::Box, which has about 90 packages, each describing one class: it is
object-oriented Perl.
[...]Conclusion: POD is
It was Friday, February 21, 2003 when Mark Overmeer took the soap box, saying:
: Well, only the see you a use for yourself question of my e-mail is
: answered. Apparently not for your code. What remains is that I see a
: good use for myself (and many other OO modules). So the remaining
:
* Casey West ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [030221 14:11]:
It was Friday, February 21, 2003 when Mark Overmeer took the soap box, saying:
: Well, only the see you a use for yourself question of my e-mail is
: answered. Apparently not for your code. What remains is that I see a
: good use for myself
Sean M. Burke [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What you say is undermined by one word: 90.
Even with 2 classes it would be advanteous to have the PODs inherit
just like the classes.
-- Johan
* Sean M. Burke ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [030221 20:19]:
I agree; but I can't quite picture a system that would do the right thing
with around methods -- i.e., when a subclass do_whatever overrides
do_whatever, but then calls SUPER::do_whatever.
Oh, that's much simpler than you think. When a
At 2/19/2003 01:46 PM +0100, Mark Overmeer wrote:
What does bother me is that POD is visual markup instead of logical
markup; the difference between HTML's I and EM, B and STRONG
It is a common notion (which you may or may not be demonstrating here) that
semanticity is binary: either a markup
At 2/19/2003 01:46 PM +0100, Mark Overmeer wrote:
[...]On this moment, I am owner of seven CPAN modules. The largest is
Mail::Box, which has about 90 packages, each describing one class: it is
object-oriented Perl.
[...]Conclusion: POD is not sufficient to produce documentation for OO
On Thu, 20 Feb 2003 14:50:29 -0900, Sean M. Burke wrote:
At 2/19/2003 01:46 PM +0100, Mark Overmeer wrote:
What does bother me is that POD is visual markup instead of logical
markup; the difference between HTML's I and EM, B and
STRONG
It is a common notion (which you may or may not be
