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'ere I am, J.M.! The ghost in the machine:
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Spreadsheet::ParseExcel on github
I've moved Spreadsheet::ParseExcel to github: http://github.com/jmcnamara/spreadsheet-parseexcel
It had previously been on Google Code but I didn't find it conducive to collaboration. Hopefully github will be better. I already like the clean look and feel.
One of the default options on github is to have a wiki page which I thought would be useful for the Pod documentation if it were converted to the Textile format. Then I thought "I have a module for that", Pod::Simple::Wiki.
So I imported Pod::Simple::Wiki to github, cloned it, followed my own instructions, and within a hour I had a pod2wiki Textile converter (with tests).
Here are example pages for Spreadsheet::ParseExcel and Pod::Simple::Wiki itself. I'll upload it to CPAN once I make a few more changes to the docs and to link handling.
John.
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help them think they understand.
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what a coincidence! (Score:1)
It took me some time to get familiar with Trac internals and relearning how to do the most simple things in Python (as I have not used that language for a very long time), but in the end I was able to write a plugin to support POD.
Behind the scenes, it just fed the POD text to pod2wiki and retrofitted the output into t
Re: (Score:1)
If you'd like I can have a look at creating a pod2trac filter based on Pod::Simple::Wiki.
John.
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