Hello

I checked my test at that time, and I find no problems with Pod::ProjectDocs with no patch.
I wonder whether this is fix of ProjectDocs, or Pod::Parser or my dream ???
If you post your test case, I would like to check it. Mine was like this, and again, I see no problem now...

test.pl 

 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use warnings;
use utf8;
use lib './Pod-ProjectDocs-0.40/lib';
use Pod::ProjectDocs;
my $pd = Pod::ProjectDocs->new(
    outroot => './out',
    libroot => './lib',
    title   => 'プロジェクト',
    lan =>'UTF-8',
);
print "before gen\n";
$pd->gen();

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And target script in "lib" 
 
#!/usr/bin/perl


=pod

=head1 For POD TEST (ä)

ä

ö

ü

=cut

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regards

In reply to Re^3: utf8 problems with Pod-ProjectDocs by remiah
in thread utf8 problems with Pod-ProjectDocs by LanX

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