re: run pod2html again

You mean it's sensitive to the existance of a file that might be the target of the link? So L<foo> would figure out I meant foo.html in the same directory, if there is a foo.html in that directory?

As for subclassing, I know I could make it work in my own custom solution, but people will be running the regular pod2html, not my custom job. And ActiveState's doc engine and search.cpan's doc engine does things their way, too.

I wondered if any documentation or lore existed on details of those, or the existance of =for directives they know.

—John

In reply to Re: Re: L tags in POD, with search.cpan and POD2HTML by John M. Dlugosz
in thread L tags in POD, with search.cpan and POD2HTML by John M. Dlugosz

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