Of course i´m not expecting that someone gives me the code!!! Are you crazy!?? I just want an opinion!! And i did not replied back because i could not see the replys!! I thank you for all your help, and i must clear one thing out.. This program is not to punish programmers ou something like that..!! My company produces lots of code, and upgrades lots of it.. This upgrade is made by many diferent people.. so the comments should work has a way of easily understanding the code, by explanning what each method does, why it was build ou rebuild, by who and when!! This is almost strictly for maintenance of code!!!!!

Another thing is where can i find examples with the module Parse::RecDescent?

Thank you all for your participation and help!

Nuno

In reply to Re: Re^3: Extracting Comments by Anonymous Monk
in thread Extracting Comments by nofernandes

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