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Nice job! (Score:1)

by WebDragon (1204)

Quite tastefully done, if I say so myself. I'd love it if Tk::Pod could do something like this on the fly, Or Alan Fry's lovely Pod::Pdf.
- Re:Nice job! (Score:1)
  
  by jj (2990)
  
  Thanks!
  BTW, if you're interested in PDF conversion of Pod, have a look at http://perl.jonallen.info/projects/pod2pdf [jonallen.info]. I found several bugs in the Pod::Pdf module but couldn't get in touch with the author, so I've re-written it using Pod::Parser and PDF::API2.
oopsie (Score:2)

by bart (450)

I found a place where the heuristic for the syntax highlighting goes wrong. Look at perlop, "Quote and Quote-like Operators" [perldrunks.org], the table listing "\U" and related escape sequences. The words "next", "char" and "case" are highlighted, and they shouldn't be, as this is just a table with plain text.
feature request (Score:2)

by bart (450)

Can I ask for a small addition? Currently, in the links on the left, Under "Reference", you have links to "Language", "Functions", "Variables", "Pragma's", .... I'd like you to add "Operators [perldrunks.org]" to that list.
I guess that perlfunc, perlop and perlvar are the most often perused perl docs for me. Whatever keyword I can't find in perlfunc, I look up in perlop. Therefore, to me anyway, they belong on the same level.
- Re:feature request (Score:1)
  
  by jj (2990)
  
  Thanks Bart, this has now been implemented.