t actually even leave them in
so you always know where to reference additional stuff.
Michael D. Risser wrote:
> Does anyone know where, or how to determine where, pods for installed
> modules are?
>
> I have several modules whose pods I would like to convert to html, but I
> d
On Wed, Aug 28, 2002 at 06:02:10PM +, Michael D. Risser wrote:
> OK I guess what I should be asking is, how do you determine where
> perldoc is looking for pods, I found some of them in $LIB/perl5, but not
> all of them are there.
perldoc -l Module
> And after checking the
OK I guess what I should be asking is, how do you determine where
perldoc is looking for pods, I found some of them in $LIB/perl5, but not
all of them are there.
And after checking the tarballs for the modules I see that the pods are
not necessarily already built, and some systems may not keep
On Aug 28, Michael D. Risser said:
>Does anyone know where, or how to determine where, pods for installed
>modules are?
*Most* modules have the pod contained in their source code. Others have
it stored as Module.pod or This/Module.pod, if it's excessively large.
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Jeff &qu
Does anyone know where, or how to determine where, pods for installed
modules are?
I have several modules whose pods I would like to convert to html, but I
don't know where they live, such as Date::Tie.
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Michael D. Risser
Software Engineer/Linux Administ
