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Being a 25-year old chap living in the western-most town of Germany. Stuying communication and information science and being a huge fan of XS-related things.
reversethis-{ed. ... rap.nov.olissat}
Being a 25-year old chap living in the western-most town of Germany. Stuying communication and information science and being a huge fan of XS-related things.
Thursday September 11, 2003
02:47 PM
POD ERRORS
I wonder about this. Has the pod2html converter of search.cpan.org switched into strict mode or is that a peculiarity of this module, me wonders.
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Pod::Simple (Score:5, Informative)
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Re:Pod::Simple (Score:1)
Anyway, I hope none of my future uploads to the CPAN will show these POD ERROR symptoms. I'd find them slightly embarrassing.
Re:Pod::Simple (Score:3, Informative)
I had forgot about the POD ERRORS section when I made the change, but then thought why not leave it. If it makes people fix their POD out of embarrassment then that's good.
If you want to check you POD before upload, goto http://search.cpan.org/pod2html [cpan.org]
Re:Pod::Simple (Score:1)
Yes, yes, yes, I do want to do that!
I didn't know that this service has been added to search.cpan.org. Very nice. I was for a long time looking for a way to ensure that my POD is compatible with its POD-processor; now I can.
Thanks for adding this!