Perldoc for TeamSite TeamSite::Config

Hi,
We find that perl documentation is available for module TeamSite: Smiley Tongue

T under path /iw-perl/vendor/lib/TeamSite/PT. But I want to create for other module. I have tried with '/iw-perl/bin/perldoc TeamSite: Smiley Tongue

Tparser' but I am getting output on screen but was not able to generate the hmtl file, which is as for PT.

Could any one help in creating html perl document for other perl module.

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ISCBorisB

Hi,
We find that perl documentation is available for module TeamSite:T under path /iw-perl/vendor/lib/TeamSite/PT. But I want to create for other module. I have tried with '/iw-perl/bin/perldoc TeamSite:Tparser' but I am getting output on screen but was not able to generate the hmtl file, which is as for PT.

Could any one help in creating html perl document for other perl module.

Run "perldoc -h" and then "perldoc perldoc" and start reading ( or get to the Web and do the same )

Adam Stoller

Hi,
We find that perl documentation is available for module TeamSite:T under path /iw-perl/vendor/lib/TeamSite/PT. But I want to create for other module. I have tried with '/iw-perl/bin/perldoc TeamSite:Tparser' but I am getting output on screen but was not able to generate the hmtl file, which is as for PT.

Could any one help in creating html perl document for other perl module.

Are you talking about the fact that the TeamSite: Smiley Tongue

T::* modules have on-line documentation through http://server/iw/help/tst/pt - in HTML format?
And you want to have the same access to the perldoc's for other TeamSite modules ?

If so, it can be done, but it will take a bit of effort:

want to do?

ISCBorisB

First you need to create the HTML formatted POD files (run pod2html -h for details

Pardon my ignorance, what would be the advantage of using pod2html? ( I knew about it existence, just never used it )
perldoc -oHTML ... creates perfectly good html

Adam Stoller

Pardon my ignorance, what would be the advantage of using pod2html? ( I knew about it existence, just never used it )
perldoc -oHTML ... creates perfectly good html

Chances are that the one calls the other - never really thought about it too much.

ISCBorisB

Chances are that the one calls the other - never really thought about it too much.

Got it, thanks. After reading your former post I thought that perhaps it can create coherent single HTML from multiple PMs within same folder.
So, I followed "-h advise" (in this case it's actually -help, -h happened to be ambigous) and it did not seem to be the case...