Subject: | [Patch] Pod nits |
The attached patch fixes some POD, which renders wrong, at least at
search.cpan.org.
Subject: | pod.patch |
diff --git a/lib/Games/3D.pm b/lib/Games/3D.pm
index ed2386a..bffe6f3 100644
--- a/lib/Games/3D.pm
+++ b/lib/Games/3D.pm
@@ -333,7 +333,7 @@ with a 'on_' prefix in the L<Templates> like:
}
The notation of a single signal is shorthand for
-C<CODE="$self->signal($src,SIG_...)"> and means that on the event the object
+C<< CODE="$self->signal($src,SIG_...)" >> and means that on the event the object
will send itself the specified signal.
C<$src> is the object that caused the event. C<$self> is the object that
diff --git a/lib/Games/3D/Link.pm b/lib/Games/3D/Link.pm
index 6751dde..8cb2a19 100644
--- a/lib/Games/3D/Link.pm
+++ b/lib/Games/3D/Link.pm
@@ -358,8 +358,8 @@ of the link first, by using L<link()>, or L<add_input()>.
Registers C<$object> as a valid input source for this link. See also L<link()>.
Do not forget to also register the link C<$link> as output for C<$object> via
-C<$object->add_output($link);>. It is easier and safer to just use
-C<$link->link($src,$dst);>, though.
+C<< $object->add_output($link); >>. It is easier and safer to just use
+C<< $link->link($src,$dst); >>, though.
=item add_output()
@@ -369,8 +369,8 @@ Registers C<$object> as an output of this link, e.g. each signal the link
relays will also be sent to this object. See also L<link()>.
Do not forget to also register the link C<$link> as input for C<$object> via
-C<$object->add_input($link);>. It is easier and safer to just use
-C<$link->link($src,$dst);>, though.
+C<< $object->add_input($link); >>. It is easier and safer to just use
+C<< $link->link($src,$dst); >>, though.
=item link()
diff --git a/lib/Games/3D/Thingy.pm b/lib/Games/3D/Thingy.pm
index 3c8fa79..d019753 100644
--- a/lib/Games/3D/Thingy.pm
+++ b/lib/Games/3D/Thingy.pm
@@ -748,7 +748,7 @@ for Thingies and their subclasses, they simple receive and handle signals from
everyone. Important for Games::3D::Link, though.
Do not forget to also register the link C<$link> as output for C<$object> via
-C<$object->add_output($link);>. It is easier and safer to just use
+C<< $object->add_output($link); >>. It is easier and safer to just use
link() from Games::3D::Link, though.
=item add_output()
@@ -761,7 +761,7 @@ generateds will also be sent to the destinationt.
If the target of the output is not a Thingy or a subclass, but a
Games::3D::Link object, do not forget to also register the
object C<$thingy> as input for C<$destination> via
-C<$destination->add_input($object);>.
+C<< $destination->add_input($object); >>.
In short: If you want to simple link two objects, just register the second
object as output on the first. If you want to link two objects (ore even more)