Pkgsrc changes:
o Add new dependencies; and p5-HTML-Stream appears to be not
only a build-time dependency
o Fix Pod::Tree::HTML to actually write to a referenced string,
using IO::String
o Get rid of the half-assed IO::String dummy in the html test,
and adapt to using IO::String instead
This makes the self-tests pass. Diffs reported upstream.
Upstream changes:
1.15 2007 Jun 24
Rename pod2html -> podtree2html (RT 18742)
Pod::Tree::HTML
- Changed destination resolution to accept a scalar reference,
or anything with a 'print' method. (RT 12335)
podtree2html, pods2html
- documented HTML elements for CSS rules (RT 6118)
pod.css
- add example style sheet
1.14 2007 Jun 12
Pod::Tree::HTML
- remove use vars qw(&isa); (RT 14530)
- document translate() error conditions (RT 12336)
Makefile.PL
- add Text::Template prerequisite (RT 26440)
1.13 2007 Apr 06
Pod::Tree
- rename the Stream package
Pod::Tree::HTML
- change the X<> markup to render as empty, per the perlpod manpage
- rename the BitBucket package
- add template support
Pod::Tree:PerlUtil
- handle malformed NAME paragraphs more gracefully
pod2html
- add template support
pods2html
- add template support
1.12 2006 Apr 22
Pod::Tree::PerlBin
- ignore non-existant directories on $PATH
- protect File::Find::find from empty directory list
Pod::Tree:PerlFunc
- find the pod/ directory under either perl/ or perl/lib/ (Win32 issue)
Pod::Tree::PerlLib
- increase default col_width to 30
Pod::Tree:PerlTop
- find the pod/ directory under either perl/ or perl/lib/ (Win32 issue)
Pod::Tree:PerlUtil
- clean up whitespace in module names and descriptions
pods2html
- recursion check compares absolute paths instead of inodes (Win32 issue)
t/pods2html.t
- use rmtree instead of system "rm -r" (Win32 issue)
developer is officially maintaining the package.
The rationale for changing this from "tech-pkg" to "pkgsrc-users" is
that it implies that any user can try to maintain the package (by
submitting patches to the mailing list). Since the folks most likely
to care about the package are the folks that want to use it or are
already using it, this would leverage the energy of users who aren't
developers.
Pod::Tree parses a POD ("plain old documentation") text into a static
syntax tree. Applications walk the tree to recover the structure and
content of the POD.
