debian man page for wml::fmt::pod

Query: wml::fmt::pod

OS: debian

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wml::fmt::pod(3)						     EN Tools							  wml::fmt::pod(3)

NAME
wml::fmt::pod - Plain Old Document (POD) Format
SYNOPSIS
#use wml::fmt::pod <: print &wml_fmt_pod({ FILE => $file, ... }); :> <pod [keepindex] [keephr] [nonetscape] [notypo] [eperlfilter=func]> =head1 ... ... =head2 ... ... </pod>
DESCRIPTION
The usage is simple: Just surround all POD source text with the pod container tag and then just write POD format inside it as you would do when writing plain POD documents. The corresponding HTML code is created via Perl's "pod2html" filter. ATTENTION! There are a lot of pod2html versions around from the various Perl versions. I really recommend you the pod2html from Perl 5.004!
AUTHOR
Ralf S. Engelschall rse@engelschall.com www.engelschall.com
REQUIRES
Internal: P1, P2, P3 External: pod2html (PATH)
SEE ALSO
perlpod(1), http://www.perl.com/perl/ EN Tools 2014-04-16 wml::fmt::pod(3)
Related Man Pages
pod2html(1) - redhat
pod2html(1) - debian
wml_tags(7) - debian
pod2html(1) - suse
wml::std::all(3) - debian
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