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Re: [p5p] pod bugs
> >If those who want to parse pod use a standard parser like Pod::Parser,
> >and Pod::Parser knows how to deal with blank lines, all problems are
> >over.
>
> It has always been an attractive feature that Pod has been in theory
> trivially parsable in Perl without any fancydancy parsing modules.
>
> $/ = ''; # RTFM for what this means
> while (<>) {
> if (/^=/) { .... }
> ....
> }
What if you were to write
$/ = ''; # RTFM for what this means
while (<>) {
for (split /^\s*$/m) {
if (/^=/) { .... }
....
}
}
Or some such, instead? It seems to me that this is not outside the
boundary of `reasonable logic supported by Perl built-ins'.
- References to:
-
Tom Christiansen <tchrist@chthon.perl.com>
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