Thanks for the module. Nice, simple interface.

FYI, I think you must be using a windows editor. When you build the distro for your module on Solaris (2.8 in this case), the ^M characters at the end of every line appear to break the POD to man building process. Removing the trailing ^M characters beforehand fixes the problem. I must say I was suprised that this breaks the POD interface. Of course, this is also perl version 5.005_03, which means I'm probably using some woefully archaic version of the POD tools.

Since your the PodMaster and all, I thought you'd like to know!

Cheers,
Matt

In reply to Re: HTML::Scrubber - Perl extension for scrubbing/sanitizing html by mojotoad
in thread HTML::Scrubber - Perl extension for scrubbing/sanitizing html by PodMaster

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