perl-pod Questions
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I was able to find a page from Safari Books Online that provides a template, but having never written POD comments, I'm not sure how good it is or if it is missing anything that might be considered...
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I was wondering if it is possible to use POD(plain old documentation) with Python? And how should I do it?
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I have this POD:
=head1 My code
=head2 check
Checks something.
Parameters:
=over 8
=item what to check.
=back
=cut
podchecker doesn't complain. perldoc shows this:
My code
check
Checks s...
Format asked 6/9, 2020 at 0:19
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Is there an easy to use "what-you-see-is-what-you-get" editor for Pod available?
I'm not that used to the Pod syntax yet so having the option of writing the Pod and immediatly see what the output ...
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I seem to remember an "offical" site (perl.org or cpan.org) which had a POD previewer. One uploaded a file and it would display the contained POD as it would appear on CPAN. Does someone have this ...
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I'm a Perl programmer for a long time, but I always have problems with documentation in POD.
When I use POD comments in the code, the code is difficult to read. When I use POD comments at the end...
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Is there a standard way of adding a help function to a script? The simplest way would maybe to take an argument and print some text if it's "-help" or something. Does anyone have any examples on ho...
Mulberry asked 10/12, 2012 at 11:31
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I have a simple POD text file:
$ cat test.pod
=encoding UTF-8
Münster
It is encoded in UTF-8, as per this literal hex dump of the file:
00000000 3d 65 6e 63 6f 64 69 6e 67 20 55 54 46 2d 38 0...
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The L<name> formatting code allows you to set the display text for the link if you're linking to other POD, as in L<Display Text|link_dest>, but this isn't allowed for L<scheme:...&g...
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And if this isn't possible, what is the best practice for dealing with man pages derived from UTF-8-encoded POD?
The first thing to do in order to work with Unicode in POD is to use the directive
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Means asked 25/10, 2012 at 9:25
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Is there a way to measure POD coverage for scripts (e.g. *.pl)?
I can measure documentation coverage for packages using Pod::Coverage and Test::Pod::Coverage, but I cannot measure it for scripts, ...
Clarion asked 25/9, 2012 at 14:9
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I favor a kind-of literal programming style with POD comments next to the code they document. Unfortunately this bloats the code, which is not very Perlish ;-) The best way I could find by now is t...
Hedden asked 28/8, 2012 at 19:18
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I need to convert Pod to HTML. There are number of Pod::HTML and Pod::Simple::* modules. Which one is the one I should use?
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I'm looking for is a good on-screen POD reading experience.
For years, I've used perldoc or man running in an xterm to read Perl documentation on screen, and a small custom program built arou...
Tort asked 2/10, 2009 at 15:11
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I want to create a POD for my own custom command and display the syntax for that using pod2usage() function..
Can anyone give me a simple example for it?
Regards,
Anandan
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Any suggestion how I can document my Perl code? What do you use and what tools are available to help me?
Which module do you use to convert pod to html?
Burck asked 10/10, 2008 at 10:37
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