Docs on DoxygenFilter site http://www.bigsister.ch/doxygenfilter suggest that it supports POD integration. But when I run Doxygen with the DoxygenFilter the POD part of my source code is missing from the resultant documentation. The examples provided with the DoxygenFilter distribution uses some specific format, which is not POD.

So I guess, I am a little confused here. Does DoxygenFilter actually support POD syntax in your Perl source code? Or is there some specific configuration I have to add to make it recognize POD & not just it's own specific doc tags?

I also came across DoxyFilt, which seems like the right solution. But for the life of me I cannot find where to download it from it's site http://www.doorways.org/tools/perl/DoxyFilt/index.html. Can any one please point me in the right direction?

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