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clyde.ingram
When I install my own module, or one from a PPM repository, onto a PC
running ActiveState Perl, a documentation entry appears for this in
the Modules section of my ActiveState Perl User Guide. So far, so
good.
But how can I install my own executable Perl program/script such that
a documentation entry appears for the new program in the Programs
section of the User Guide?
I am starting with my Perl program "ckscan.pl", plus an HTML file
"ckscan.html" generated from the program using pod2html.
When I access the ActiveState User Guide c:/Perl/html/index.html, the
file c:/Perl/html/perltoc.html seems to be regenerated to update the
Modules and Programs panels. What do I have to configure so that my
new program is picked up in the Programs part of perltoc.html?
Simply dropping my html file "ckscan.html" or my program "ckscan.pl"
into c:/perl/bin has no effect.
Thank-you for any constructive advice,
Clyde
running ActiveState Perl, a documentation entry appears for this in
the Modules section of my ActiveState Perl User Guide. So far, so
good.
But how can I install my own executable Perl program/script such that
a documentation entry appears for the new program in the Programs
section of the User Guide?
I am starting with my Perl program "ckscan.pl", plus an HTML file
"ckscan.html" generated from the program using pod2html.
When I access the ActiveState User Guide c:/Perl/html/index.html, the
file c:/Perl/html/perltoc.html seems to be regenerated to update the
Modules and Programs panels. What do I have to configure so that my
new program is picked up in the Programs part of perltoc.html?
Simply dropping my html file "ckscan.html" or my program "ckscan.pl"
into c:/perl/bin has no effect.
Thank-you for any constructive advice,
Clyde