On Sat, Jun 16, 2007 at 02:22:55PM -0700, Dave Whipp wrote:
: My problems with these tools would be reduced if the POD identification
: rule was changed from /^=/ to /^=\w/. I.e. whitespace after the initial
: "=" marks it as non-pod.
S26 says that ^^ '=' \s is for continuing a previous directiv
Darren Duncan wrote:
Given this, there is an obvious (to me) solution for pod blocks in the
middle of expressions like:
my $foo
= $bar;
As the example shows, and I believe best practices espouse, you *indent*
the code line with a leading =.
I'd agree that indentation is good for reada
Without replying to anyone in particular, I'll say ...
I agree with the camp that says an = at the start of a line is pod,
without exception, regardless of context.
I am also assuming that "start of the line" means there is no
whitespace to the left of the =.
I also recognize and agree with
