perl.pod-people...new distribution: Pod-Eventual by Ricardo SIGNES- June 7, 2008 I posted this earlier today:I&39;ve been wanting to do some mucking around with POD. I started a little downthis route a few weeks ago with Pod::Coverage::TrustPod and what I found wasthat it was really a pain in the butt to easily say, "this file contains POD.Give me the content of hunks between =begin foo and =end foo. I&39;m sureit&39;s possible, and that if you understand Pod::Simple you can do it fairlyquickly, but I just got too confused and side-tracked trying to figure it out.I...http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.pod-people/2008/06/msg1335.html podlators 2.1.0 released by Russ Allbery- June 2, 2008 This release adds a new --utf8 option to pod2man and correspondingPod::Man configuration option to write UTF-8 characters to the resultingroff output rather than trying to convert the characters to troff escapesor just X for unknown characters. This is a separate option rather thanthe default since UTF-8 characters are known to break some vendor roffimplementations and the resulting roff output is therefore not portable.Linux distributions may wish to consider enabling this by default,although.http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.pod-people/2008/06/msg1334.html |