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Sepia can be used to browse installed modules' documentation, to format and display the current buffer's POD, and to browse the list of modules installed on the system.
My::Stuff
also provides My::Stuff::Details
, it will not be displayed. When
Emacs-w3m is available, each module is linked to its documentation.
sepia-package-list
.
Sepia also integrates with eldoc (at least in GNU Emacs >= 22). To toggle eldoc support, type M-x sepia-install-eldoc. Documentation for Perl operators and control structures is taken from CPerl mode. Sepia can also display documentation for user-defined functions if their POD is formatted in the standard way, with functions described in a “=head2” or “=item” entry. To load user documentation, visit the relevant file and type M-x sepia-doc-update.
If Module::CoreList
is available Sepia's eldoc function will also
display the first version of Perl in which a module was shipped by
default. This is intended to give the programmer a sense of when he is
creating external dependencies.