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POD support

All sources can be written in either PerlPoint or POD. While PerlPoint is the prefered and more powerful format, POD makes writing easy for authors familiar with Perl.

POD sources can, but do not need to, contain POD directives like =pod to mark where POD begins. If there is at least one such directive, PerlPointCD will treat the result the same way Pod::Simple would do. (This means that text outside a =<pod directive> / =cut sequence will be ignored.) If there is no such directive (this means if Pod::Simple would not detect any POD in the text), PerlPointCD arranges the text a way to be treated as POD completely.

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