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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/doc/AsyncZ.pod b/doc/AsyncZ.pod index d026d75..a90c708 100755 --- a/doc/AsyncZ.pod +++ b/doc/AsyncZ.pod @@ -1221,7 +1221,7 @@ The functions which create this output are in Net::Z3950::AsyncZ::Report: You can specify your own row formatter using the C<format> parameter of AsyncZ's constructor. It will always be passed the reference to a two element array, but if there is no MARC tag, -then C<$row->[0]> will be set to the null string and C<$row->[1]> will hold whatever data +then C<< $row->[0] >> will be set to the null string and C<< $row->[1] >> will hold whatever data is available. I<Tip:> The default row formatter is C<_defaultRecordRow>. To make diff --git a/doc/Examples.pod b/doc/Examples.pod index 93e29f8..884e13a 100755 --- a/doc/Examples.pod +++ b/doc/Examples.pod @@ -278,7 +278,7 @@ array--[$server, $port, $database]. Now we can make our own use of the C<ErrMsg> objects. The array reference C<$err> holds two C<ErrMsg> objects. -C<$err->[0]> is from attempt 1 and $err->[1] from attempt 2. +C<< $err->[0] >> is from attempt 1 and C<< $err->[1] >> from attempt 2. We check to see if error messages have been saved in these object and if so, we print them.