
Scratch pad of bugs, missing features, and misbehaviors collected while using tkpod.
-wrap => "none" in tags being sometimes ignored)$podtext->configure(-file => ...) does not work always as expected.
When set from a command line argument,
then one expects to use the name of a module in perl's pod path (specified without .pm or .pod extension) or a (relative) path to a file (with extension).
Example:
cd ~/src/bbbike
tkpod ESRI/esri2bbd.pl
* now click on bbbike link => bbbike itself will be loaded, not bbbike.pod
because of a -f test in findpod
Subject: tkpod - other font
Fine, there is a central place where I can do adaptations easily - but how can I easily override? The only solution I can imagine right now is to place a Tk::Pod::Styles in some $PERL5LIB directory and shadow the installation's Tk::Pod::Styles; there could be e.g. a -usestyle Tk::Pod::Styles::Mine option, where I can provide my own package, which inherits from Tk::Pod::Styles and overrides one or more subs.
But I would appreciate a general solution with either a ~/.tkpodrc or the X resources, as already mentioned.
-> There's now a solution with X resources, which are also settable with -xrm. But maybe a .tkpodrc solution would also be nice, especially for non-X11 people.
-rememberopen in Fill method.These bugs are probably fixed or not reproducable or apparent on old systems only: