Petras Kudaras <moxliukas@delfi.lt> writes: > Quickly grepping over the perl-current source tells that L<> is far > more commonly used for linking web addresses than F<>: > > moxliukas@hacks:/mnt/perl/current$ grep -r 'L<http' . | wc -l > 151 > moxliukas@hacks:/mnt/perl/current$ grep -r 'F<http' . | wc -l > 15 You forgot to grep for how often you find URLs without any markers at all. Why is there a need for markup when POD parsers should be able to guess what is URLs quite easily. Isn't POD supposed to be plain? [gisle@eik perl-current]$ grep -r 'http:' . | wc -l 1326 [gisle@eik perl-current]$ find . -name \*.pod | xargs grep http: | wc 579 2175 43471 Regards, GisleThread Previous | Thread Next