Re: pod2html

Thank you all. I wanted the docs offline, as they are already in the modules. Why go online all the time? The perldoc generated file shows the start page, but goes online on clicking any link. PODWEBSERVER suits me well. It provides me with browsing all modules documentation offline with http::/loc

Re: pod2html

At 8:24 PM +0530 4/11/12, Somu wrote: I want to see the documentation of a module named Tk i installed recently. I wish it were in html format for better reading. I'm unable to get the best out of it in DOS mode. Is pod2html helpful? If yes then how do i use it? I tried "perldoc pod

Re: pod2html

for better reading. I'm unable to get the >> best out of it in DOS mode. >> Is pod2html helpful? If yes then how do i use it? >> I tried "perldoc pod2html" but couldn't understand properly.. >> >> > Do this on your Command Line Interface (CLI): &

Re: pod2html

Hi Somu, On Wed, Apr 11, 2012 at 3:54 PM, Somu wrote: > I want to see the documentation of a module named Tk i installed recently. > I wish it were in html format for better reading. I'm unable to get the > best out of it in DOS mode. > Is pod2html helpful? If yes then how

pod2html

I want to see the documentation of a module named Tk i installed recently. I wish it were in html format for better reading. I'm unable to get the best out of it in DOS mode. Is pod2html helpful? If yes then how do i use it? I tried "perldoc pod2html" but couldn't understand properly.. Somu

Re: pod2html

On 1/3/06, Gergely Buday <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm to use pod2html but I don't have administrator rights so would > like to install it in my home directory. Is that possible? What happens when you try installing it in your home directory? --Tom Phoenix Stoneheng

pod2html

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Re: E and pod2html translation problem

> > Should I go back to using "L" and ignore the podchecker warnings? > Is this a known Pod::Html bug? > Or perhaps a bug in the browsers I used? > > What can I do to solve this issue (without having to dig into the > Pod::Html internals :))? > > TIA, >

E and pod2html translation problem

Hi all, I have a POD file with the following link: L podchecker complained about this ("node '$/' contains non-escaped | or /"), so I looked at "perlpod" and read that I should use "E" instead of a literal "/" inside an "L<...>" link. But now, after running Pod::Html, I get HTML that has the string

Re: CPAN pod2html: what does CPAN use for itself? RESOLVED

At 10:30 PM 5/1/04 -0500, Michael C. Davis wrote: >Hi, I have some modules and I want to have their POD output look like CPAN >pages. Does anyone know what CPAN uses to turn a submitted module into the >web pages shown on search.cpan.org? > >The pod2html that comes with my pe

Re: CPAN pod2html: what does CPAN use for itself?

Hi Michael, Michael C. Davis wrote: Does anyone know what CPAN uses to turn a submitted module into the web pages shown on search.cpan.org? It appears that Pod::HtmlEasy can be used to produce CPAN(-like) HTML man pages. I got this from a recent thread on PerlMonks.org in which the module was p

CPAN pod2html: what does CPAN use for itself?

Hi, I have some modules and I want to have their POD output look like CPAN pages. Does anyone know what CPAN uses to turn a submitted module into the web pages shown on search.cpan.org? The pod2html that comes with my perl distribution yields workable HTML, but, even if I manually add a link to