Hello,
updates for PP::Package and Pod::PP have entered both SourceForge and
CPAN. The Windows all-in-one distribution is updated, the Linux
all-in-one distribution shall follow.
These updates are compatible with their previous versions.
Besides smaller updates, these versions bring a new API to install
*standard* import filters. A standard filter is a filter from a standard
format, which should not be rewritten or imported explicitly to every
source that includes or embeds those standard files. For example, with
the new releases one now can include and embed POD this way:
\INCLUDE{import=1 file="file.pod"}
\INCLUDE{import=pod file="podfile"}
\EMBED{import=pod}
This is written in B<POD>.
\END_EMBED
Additionally, one can import sources directly by using the new prefix
"IMPORT:", if the file has an extension that can be used to find out its
format:
perlpoint ... IMPORT:file.pod
As a help to find out which versions are installed, the perlpoint script
and all generator based converters now support a -version option. Thanks
to Achim Grolms for this suggestion.
Enjoy
Jochen
updates for PP::Package and Pod::PP have entered both SourceForge and
CPAN. The Windows all-in-one distribution is updated, the Linux
all-in-one distribution shall follow.
These updates are compatible with their previous versions.
Besides smaller updates, these versions bring a new API to install
*standard* import filters. A standard filter is a filter from a standard
format, which should not be rewritten or imported explicitly to every
source that includes or embeds those standard files. For example, with
the new releases one now can include and embed POD this way:
\INCLUDE{import=1 file="file.pod"}
\INCLUDE{import=pod file="podfile"}
\EMBED{import=pod}
This is written in B<POD>.
\END_EMBED
Additionally, one can import sources directly by using the new prefix
"IMPORT:", if the file has an extension that can be used to find out its
format:
perlpoint ... IMPORT:file.pod
As a help to find out which versions are installed, the perlpoint script
and all generator based converters now support a -version option. Thanks
to Achim Grolms for this suggestion.
Enjoy
Jochen