Because the module is never really 'finished' and gets added to whenever I need a new method, it seems sensible to add the POD next to each method

Despite you being the module implementor and its only user, I still feel it's good discipline to maintain a clean separation between interface and implementation (for example, by placing the module's external user-interface POD after the __END__ token in the .pm file, while inserting technical implementation comments right next to the code they are clarifying).

Hopefully doing that will help improve code quality, while making it a snap to release your handy utility module to a wider audience in the future.

See also: Commenting and Documentation References

Updated: minor changes to wording. 

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In reply to Re: Where to place POD by eyepopslikeamosquito
in thread Where to place POD by Bod

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