[MKDoc-commit] [Petal] pod typos (sarabob)

[bruno at mkdoc.demon.co.uk]

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[Petal] pod typos (sarabob)

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    Petal:
        Changes
    Petal/lib:
        Petal.pm

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diff -LChanges -LChanges -u -r1.145 -r1.146
--- Changes
+++ Changes
@@ -3,6 +3,7 @@
 2.19
     - alias false: modifier as not: to match TALES spec (Jonathan)
     - fix repeat/odd documentation bug
+    - pod typos (sarabob)
 
 2.18 Tue Jan 17 13:01:00 2006
     - $Petal::CodeGenerator::PI_RE should be applied newline insensitively
Index: Petal.pm
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RCS file: /var/spool/cvs/Petal/lib/Petal.pm,v
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diff -Llib/Petal.pm -Llib/Petal.pm -u -r1.141 -r1.142
--- lib/Petal.pm
+++ lib/Petal.pm
@@ -764,7 +764,7 @@
     local $Petal::OUTPUT = 'XHTML';
 
     my $template = new Petal ('foo.xhtml');
-    template->process ( my_var => some_object() );
+    $template->process ( my_var => some_object() );
 
 some_object() is a subroutine that returns some kind of object, may it be a scalar,
 object, array referebce or hash reference. Let's see what we can do...
@@ -847,11 +847,15 @@
     my $template = new Petal ( file => 'hello_world', lang => 'fr-CA' );
     print $template->process ( my_var => some_object() );
 
-What will happen is that the C<$template> object will try to find a file named
-C<fr-CA>, then C<fr>, then will default to <en>. It should work fine for
-includes, too!
+What will happen is that the C<$template> object will look in the
+C<hello_world> directory and try to find a file named C<fr-CA.xhtml>, then
+C<fr.xhtml>, then will default to C<en.xhtml>. It works fine for includes, too!
+
+These internationalized templates can have whatever file-extension you like,
+Petal searches on the first part of the filename.  So you can call them
+C<fr.html>, C<fr.xml>, C<fr.xhtml> or use whatever convention suits you.
 
-NOTE: There is now beta support for ZPT-like i18n attributes, which should
+NOTE: There is now support for ZPT-like i18n attributes, which should
 provide a much nicer framework. See L<Petal::I18N> for details.
 
 
@@ -970,7 +974,8 @@
 
 If this option is true, when Petal cannot process a template it will
 output lots of debugging information in a temporary file which you can
-inspect.
+inspect.  The location for this file is wherever File::Spec->tmpdir()
+specifies as a temp directory (usually /tmp on a unix system).
 
 
 =head2 encode_charset => I<charset> (default: undef)