Excellent question ... did you solve it in the meantime?

IMHO a problem for all editors and a good argument against using POD for such stuff.

a syntax like

TEST {
   my $obj = foo();
   is($obj, "blatz", "beer run(s)");
};
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could have solved this easily...

update

concerning this special problem, I'd just create a little LISP routine to toggle the POD to comments

=begin test <-> #=begin test

Thats pretty easily implemented w/o Lisp knowledge:

define a macro to use two regex

display lisp-code of macro

write lisp-function to .el file

assign function to hotkey

Cheers Rolf

( addicted to the Perl Programming Language)

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