in reply to Test::Pod::Coverage and all_pod_coverage_ok

Update: I've re-read the docs and it says to use $dir

According to the docs, it's all_modules( [@dirs] )

Aren't you passing it a $scalar ??

Also, that error usually means all_modules hasn't been imported, no?

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Re^2: Test::Pod::Coverage and all_pod_coverage_ok
by geektron (Curate) on Sep 29, 2005 at 22:08 UTC
    yes, i passed it a scalar. and i just passed it an arrayref.

    somehow, all_modules isn't getting imported into the calling space. the error *isn't* that all_modules didn't return anything, it's that all_modules is an undefined sub.

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