May or may not help:
https://metacpan.org/pod/Pod::Simpler::Aoh
https://github.com/ThisUsedToBeAnEmail/podsearch
Its simple
On Sat, 11 May 2019, 03:52 Harald Jörg, wrote:
> Karl Williamson writes:
>
> > [...]
> > I seem to be the one mostly maintaining Pod:Simple these days. I
> > think
Hi Mark,
you write:
> Somewhere in 2003, I had the same need. I suggested to get Pod to a
> higher level, but people refused larger changes. So, I developed my own
> Pod extension, which generates both clean HTML via templates and clean POD.
> It is named 'OODoc' (because it was created before
Hey Harald,
Somewhere in 2003, I had the same need. I suggested to get Pod to a
higher level, but people refused larger changes. So, I developed my own
Pod extension, which generates both clean HTML via templates and clean POD.
It is named 'OODoc' (because it was created before OpenOffice
Have you looked at Pod::Weaver? It's usually used as part of
Dist::Zilla, but it absolutely can be used on its own, and it's great
for parsing pod documents into separate pieces. I'm also a big fan of
Pod::Simple.
On Sun, May 5, 2019 at 3:59 PM Harald Jörg wrote:
>
> Hello Pod-People,
>
> I hope
On 5/5/19 4:52 PM, Harald Jörg wrote:
Hello Pod-People,
I hope that I don't start a religious war with this question.
I found this mailing list advertised in the Pod::Simple docs, so I would
accept a bias towards Pod::Simple based solutions :)
So here's what I want to do: Extract Pod from a
Hi Karen,
you wrote:
> Have you looked at Pod::Weaver? It's usually used as part of
> Dist::Zilla, but it absolutely can be used on its own, and it's great
> for parsing pod documents into separate pieces. I'm also a big fan of
> Pod::Simple.
Thanks for the pointers!
You made me look at
Hello Pod-People,
I hope that I don't start a religious war with this question.
I found this mailing list advertised in the Pod::Simple docs, so I would
accept a bias towards Pod::Simple based solutions :)
So here's what I want to do: Extract Pod from a bunch of (ca 100) Perl
modules and Pod
