A question of Style, was: SPUG: Sort an array question
Michael R. Wolf
MichaelRunningWolf at att.net
Sat Dec 28 18:06:04 CST 2002
Geoffrey & Kristin Grosenbach <glyph at mac.com> writes:
[...]
> And what about POD? I'm surprised at how many Perl programmers I meet
> who don't know anything about POD (maybe I should volunteer to give a
> lightning talk on my favorite ways to use POD).
I for one would like that. I know what POD *is*, have even used it on
occasion, but it would sure do me good to see some other's "favorite
ways". Just like this current discussion is airing folks' accumulated
*practical* knowledge of _Perl_ style, you could focus us on the
*practical* knowledge of _POD_ style. Like Perl, the POD syntax is
pretty easy to look up in a reference book. But like any language,
it's the idioms and familiar usages that become interesting and
powerful communication tools.
I think a lightning talk on "my favorite ways to use POD" would be
very helpful to me, and the group.
--
Michael R. Wolf
All mammals learn by playing!
MichaelRunningWolf at att.net
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