While I like the format of this and NaturalDocs, I really don't like that I need to maintain two types of documentation - one for command line output (perldoc foobratz.pl), and one for web (or other output format) enabled documentation.

It would be nice to have something that you maintain in one location, and that processes into any output (like POD), in a full featured way (nd or this module).

This sounds like another good tool. Any ideas on one that allows maintenance of one set of documentation comments?

--MidLifeXis

In reply to Re: Perl for Perl's Sake: Yet Another Perl Doc Tool by MidLifeXis
in thread Perl for Perl's Sake: Yet Another Perl Doc Tool by renodino

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