Pod::Elemental back on track
[email protected] (Ricardo Signes)
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I'm still working on my pod mangling tools, as funded by TPF, after an
unfortunately protracted distraction.
I recently blogged a very simple overview of what the tools can do hre:
http://rjbs.manxome.org/rubric/entry/1805
You can see the code producing the demo (which is now better than what the blog
post used) here:
http://github.com/rjbs/pod-elemental/blob/master/eg/demo-pod
Here's an example of the second-to-final block printed by that program now:
Document
Pod5::Ordinary <Ordinary Paragraph 1.1>
=begin :dialect
Pod5::Ordinary <This is a paragraph.>
=image foo
=head1 Header 1.1
=head2 Header 2.1
=head1 METHODS
=head2 foo
Pod5::Ordinary <Ordinary Paragraph 2.1>
=over 2
=item * bar
=back
=head2 Header 2.2
Pod5::Ordinary <Ordinary Paragraph 2.2>
=head3 Header 3.1
=over 4
=item * foo
=back
=head2 quux
Pod5::Ordinary <Ordinary Paragraph 2.4>
Pod5::Nonpod <>
=head2 quince
Pod5::Verbatim < my $method = …quince(1,2,3);>
Pod5::Ordinary <The above will …wing will not:>
Pod5::Verbatim < my $method = …quince(3,2,1);>
Pod5::Nonpod <sub quince { …ity(@args);}>
Pod5::Ordinary <Is that clear?>
=head1 Header 1.2
Pod5::Ordinary <Ordinary Paragraph 2.3>
=begin comments
Pod5::Data <This is a big c…oes on and on.>
Thoughts, feedback, etc, are welcomed. Actually, I'd love any of them,
although I don't expect much. I know the world of pod is pretty sedate. ;)
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rjbs