NAME
    CGI::Kwiki::PerlPkgFormatter - !!DEPRECATED!! format Perl package names
    as kwiki links

NOTICE
    This module is deprecated. v0.14 and higher of CGI::Kwiki supports
    package name markup natively

     [CGI::Kwiki::PerlPkgFormatter]
     CGI::Kwiki::!PerlPkgFormatter

    As of v0.04 of this module, generated links will insert a "!!WARNING!!"
    link pointing you to this notice.

    If you are still using this module with v0.13 of CGI::Kwiki or lower,
    you shoud upgrade and change your markup. This module will be deleted
    from CPAN shortly

SYNOPSIS
    In the kwiki's config file:

     formatter_class: CGI::Kwiki::PerlPkgFormatter

    In the source of a kwiki page:

     [{CGI::Kwiki::PerlPkgFormatter}] will become a link
     !{CGI::Kwiki::PerlPkgFormatter} will not become a link

DESCRIPTION
    CGI::Kwiki::PerlPkgFormatter extends CGI::Kwiki::Formatter to make it
    easier to create kwiki links out of Perl package names.

    The default kwiki markup would take the following source:

     * CGI::Kwiki::PerlPkgFormatter
     * [CGI::Kwiki::PerlPkgFormatter]
     * !CGI::Kwiki::PerlPkgFormatter
 
    and output the following HTML:

     <ul>
     <li>CGI::Kwiki::<a href="?PerlPkgFormatter">PerlPkgFormatter</a>
     <li>[CGI::Kwiki::<a href="?PerlPkgFormatter">PerlPkgFormatter</a>]
     <li>!CGI::Kwiki::<a href="?PerlPkgFormatter">PerlPkgFormatter</a>
     </ul>

    None of which are links to a page named after the package.

    Using CGI::Kwiki::PerlPkgFormatter, the following source:

     * [{CGI::Kwiki::PerlPkgFormatter}]
     * !{CGI::Kwiki::PerlPkgFormatter}

    produces the correct HTML markup:

     <ul>
     <li><a href="?page_id=CGI::Kwiki::PerlPkgFormatter">
     CGI::Kwiki::PerlPkgFormatter</a>
     <li>CGI::Kwiki::PerlPkgFormatter
     </ul>

SEE ALSO
    CGI::Kwiki, the KwikiFormattingRules page of an installed kwiki.

AUTHOR
    James FitzGibbon <JFITZ@cpan.org>

COPYRIGHT
    Copyright (c) 2003, James FitzGibbon. All rights reserved.

    This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
    under the same terms as Perl itself.

    See http://www.perl.com/perl/misc/Artistic.html