in reply to Creating a Sitemap for a Pod-Html File

It might help if you clarified your question a little bit... if I understand you, you want some code that will crawl a tree of perl code, mapping out where the L<> links inside the pod are pointing?

If you have a method that works by following html links (I haven't played with WWW::Sitemap), I might suggest that you first convert the pod into html, and then create your sitemap from there.

Pod::Simple::HtmlBatch is probably the right way to go from Pod to html... I wrote a little review of it awhile back (and provided a pointer to a summary of my results from investigating that problem): Pod::Simple::HtmlBatch

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Re^2: Creating a Sitemap for a Pod-Html File
by Outaspace (Scribe) on Sep 24, 2006 at 11:00 UTC
    I currently use Pod::Html to convert my POD sections to a Html file. Now I want to create a sitemap for a single file. This is not really a sitemap, cause it only looks at one file and should only extract the anchors in the index section of this file. The goal would be to get a tree that can be used in a TreeCtrl to jump to the anchors in the Html file, without allways getting to the start of the file(where the index is). I would prefer something similiar to the sitemap format, cause I also would like to add CHM files later and they use sitemap for their tree. So if I extract a sitemap out of a single POD file I do not need to implement two different solutions for the TreeCtrl.

    Andre
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