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I'm attempting to parse the contents of a =for ... block for my own formatter, partly by using an inner Pod::Simple instance. By default a newly-created instance does not start in pod mode, it presumes code mode. So when I want to perform an inner sub-parse of the captured contents of the block, I have to prepend "=pod\n\n" on that text to make it work. It's a bit of a hacky workaround; it'd be nice if there was some constructor argument or method I could poke to knock it into Pod mode immediately.
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I'm attempting to parse the contents of a
=for ...
block for my own formatter, partly by using an innerPod::Simple
instance. By default a newly-created instance does not start in pod mode, it presumes code mode. So when I want to perform an inner sub-parse of the captured contents of the block, I have to prepend "=pod\n\n" on that text to make it work. It's a bit of a hacky workaround; it'd be nice if there was some constructor argument or method I could poke to knock it into Pod mode immediately.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: