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POD is much -- much -- easier to learn than HTML. Frankly, there really isn't any learning involved. If you know HTML, you can learn POD in 30 seconds. Ready? Here we go:
That's pretty much it, really. You just need to remember to follow each of the above with a blank line and you're set. There are also things to mark text as being B<bold>, or a F<filename>, or a L<link> to another module's documentation, but beyond that there isn't much to a POD. There is a semi-standard format for what to include in your documentation (what the various section headings are), but that would be equally true regardless of whether you were writing your docs in POD or HTML. Wally Hartshorn In reply to difficulty(pod) < difficulty(html)
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