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Not sure I follow what's going on here. Is this a preference thing? Or is this invoking some sort of behavior in a viewer or editor? |
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The code blocks in your POD are very hard to read when rendered in HTML see: https://metacpan.org/pod/CSS::Inliner Normally in Perl documentation code blocks are rendered in a fixed width font by putting them in a so-called "literal" block. This visibly separates them from the commentary, and makes it easier to read. It also means that extra line breaks don't get inserted if the line is long or if the screen width is narrow. Just one example |
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This indents the code blocks in the POD, which will make them easier to read.