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Subject: Pod::Find bug with -perl and OS X
This is with perl 5.8.7, and Pod::Find. On OS X, because HFS+ is a case insensitive file system, the pods are not in a directory named pod but instead pods to prevent the conflict with the Pod directory. As a result, all pods found are prefixed with pods:: instead of how Pod::Find would behave on another system(in my case, my other system is FreeBSD).
On Sa. 29. Okt. 2005, 06:23:57, guest wrote: Show quoted text
> This is with perl 5.8.7, and Pod::Find. On OS X, because HFS+ is a > case insensitive file system, the pods are not in a directory named > pod but instead pods to prevent the conflict with the Pod > directory. As a result, all pods found are prefixed with pods:: > instead of how Pod::Find would behave on another system(in my case, > my other system is FreeBSD).
This was reported a couple of times before. Please check that you are using the latest Pod-Parser (1.34) from CPAN. If the problem persists, please report exactly what you were doing that produced the wrong results. Please also state where in your file system the "pods" directory is stored. Please send your config.sh file and the output of "perl -e 'print $^O'" on the OS X system. All that should help to get this fixed once and for all. Thank you. -Marek
As there was no update for a long time, I assume this issue is fixed with Pod::Parser 1.35. Setting this RT to "stalled". -Marek
I have just released a new Pod-Parser-1.36 - can you please check whether the problem still apprears there? If so, please include all output, and run the test in VERBOSE mode. I do not have access to this platform, otherwise I'd try myself. -Marek On Sat Oct 29 06:23:57 2005, guest wrote: Show quoted text
> This is with perl 5.8.7, and Pod::Find. On OS X, because HFS+ is a > case insensitive file system, the pods are not in a directory named > pod but instead pods to prevent the conflict with the Pod > directory. As a result, all pods found are prefixed with pods:: > instead of how Pod::Find would behave on another system(in my case, > my other system is FreeBSD).
Looks like this is OK now.