Hi Perl monks,

i'm maintaining a perl script that makes use of the Pod::Parser module Pod::Select. I noticed that the documentation for these modules says: "This module is considered legacy; modern Perl releases (5.18 and higher) are going to remove Pod-Parser from core and use Pod-Simple for all things POD". So i looked for a Pod::Simple based replacement for Pod::Select and found Pod::Simple::Select. But I am not sure whether this is a good substitute for Pod::Select or not: its version is very low (0.002), no changes since 2017 and even its POD docu looks broken (in section "Version" something appears that looks like a Log4perl configuration).

Does anyone use this module? Or can anyone recommend another one?

In reply to Is Pod::Simple::Select a recommended replacement for Pod::Select? Or is there a better choice? by Darkwing

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