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Hi. I'm using activestate perl. When installing pure perl modules from CPAN which lack .ppm files (eg install via perl makefile.pl, make, make test, make install), the modules' pod docs do not show up in the activestate html doc tree (of course).
Is there an easy way to instruct ppm (or something else) to generate the html from the pod (pod2html) and link it into the activestate doc tree? Thanks --
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