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# Changes 
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# DESCRIPTION
#   Revision history for Pod::POM module.
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# AUTHOR
#   Andy Wardley   <abw@kfs.org>
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# $Id: Changes,v 1.1.1.1 2001/05/17 08:49:34 abw Exp $
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# Version 0.03  26th November 2001
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* Fixed HTML view_head1() to remove illegal <ul> ... </ul> tags.  Also
  modified view_over() to detect the type of the first item 
  (e.g. '=item *', '=item 1.' or '=item foo') and adjust accordingly to
  create a '<ul>...</ul>' or '<ol>...</ol>' list.  Item titles of the 
  form '*' or '1.' then get stripped off as appropiate.   Thanks to 
  Stas Bekman for raising these issues.

* Added support for new =head3 and =head4 POD tags, also due to prodding 
  from Stas.  :-)

* Added support for experimental 'meta' tag.  Disabled by default.


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# Version 0.02  09-Apr-2001
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* Fixed several bugs in Pod/POM/Nodes.pm where I had relied on the 5.6.0
  "Do The Right Thing" behaviour of C<$EXPECT = qw( ... )> to correctly
  quote a single string.  Now changed to C<$EXPECT = '...'>.  Thanks
  to Randal Schwartz for identifying the problem.

* Added C<use Pod::POM::View> to Pod::POM::View::* modules because 
  C<use base qw( Pod::POM::View )> doesn't do it automatically for
  you in some earlier versions of Perl, even if it says it does.

* Updated documentation to refer to released Template Toolkit v2.02
  and added a little more on using the Pod plugin and VIEW directive
  to munge Pod.

* Changed the Pod::POM::View::Text module to be smarter about indenting,
  keeping track of a current indent level via an internal INDENT member
  (when used as an object) or the package variable $INDENT (when used
  as a class) instead of the previous approach of blindly stuffing 
  everything through Text::Wrap as an afterthought.  Converting Pod to
  text is now significantly faster and should generate correctly indented
  output.
  

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# Version 0.01  09-Jan-2001
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* first public release.