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Stuff with the Perl Foundation. A couple of patches in the Perl core. A few CPAN modules. That about sums it up.
Sunday November 15, 2009
08:03 AM
Vim: Automatically opening POD as a PDF
Doing a bit of POD munging and using Pod::Parser::Groffmom with this. The following is OS X specific, but it should be easy to adjust for another system. It automatically opens any POD file as a PDF document with cover page and table of contents:
au! FileType pod :call PodMappings()
function! PodMappings()
noremap <buffer>,r :call PodToPDF()<cr>
endfunction
function! PodToPDF()
let filename = bufname("%")
let postscript = filename . ".ps"
let command = 'perl $(which pod2mom) --cover --toc --ps '
\ . filename
\ . ' && open ' . postscript
echo system(command)
endfunction
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how do you like it? (Score:1)
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I've liked it quite a bit. I have a custom subclass of Pod::Parser::Groffmom which even writes out slides for me, so I can create a presentation by writing POD. I then just run a version of the above (pod2mom takes a --parser option if you want a subclass) and get a lovely PDF and my S5 slides at the same time.