This is the very first paragraph detailing the exciting discovery of the fact that POD, or Plain Old Documentation, could be converted to the mind-destroying bogosity of DocBook SGML.
This is the second paragraph in which I shall begin detailing the tortuous route that led me to the brink of madness in my quest for the Holy Grail of POD to DocBook conversion.
This is the third paragraph in which I did actually lOsE my mind. Oh, by the way, you are right now reading "The Testing of POD to DocBook", aren't you?
Ia shub Niggurath!
Invocations are an extremely important part of the ritual magician's get-up. It makes you sound extremely important whilst sonorously and solemly intoning longs strings of meaningless gibberish that resemble regular expressions only on a superficial level.
Ol sonuf vaorasdasdaskjdalsjd $i++; pop @flapList; $gibberish = $_; perldoc DBI
my $ohmy = ""; print STDERR, "Groblegs!\n"; push @off, $idiot;
Of course, there are a few things that you need to remember when invoking the Old Ones.
A pair of large capacity rubber underpants (see "The lesser-known Key of Solomon" for an explanation).
Some chalk (but don't confuse this with Aspirin)
Some Aspirin
Aspirin
really is trademarked.
Some nested lists will make you need Aspirin,too.
(or try some sleep)
Without further ado, here's how to invoke something.
Draw magic circle on the ground. Ensure that the circle is drawn on a solid surface. Sand is a good surface to die on. Ensure that the circle is completely closed
Step into circle
Throw head back and stick arms out in a dramatic pose.
Chant appropriate incantation
Stand well back...
At this stage, if all goes according to plan, something amorphous and be-tentacled should have appeared.
To install Pod::DocBook, copy and paste the appropriate command in to your terminal.
cpanm
cpanm Pod::DocBook
CPAN shell
perl -MCPAN -e shell install Pod::DocBook
For more information on module installation, please visit the detailed CPAN module installation guide.