=pod B<PodWiki> Sample Headlines: =head1 Headline 1 =head2 Headline 2 =head3 Headline 3 =head4 Headline 4 Paragraphs are separated by empty lines. This one paragraph. And this is another paragraph. B<Bold> and I<italic> text format is supported. You can also intermix B<I<bold and italic>> formatting. This is how to use links: l<Internal PodWiki Link|PodWikiIndex>. L<Link to an external page|http://god.org/>. You can use graphics: G<ok.png>. You can also make a graphic link: L<G<ok.png>|http://www.ok.org>. There are many ways to use lists: bullet list: =over =item * item1 =item * item2 =back numbered list: =over =item 1. item1 =item 2. item2 =back normal lists: =over =item item1 =item item2 =back nested lists: =over =item * item1 =item * item2 =over =item * item1 =item * item2 =over =item * item1 =item * item2 =back =back =back You can write verbatim text by prepending it with at least one whitespace: if(c-code) { printf("failed"); } You can insert comments: =begin comment you cant see this! =end comment You can insert HTML code: =begin html <table border=1> <tr> <td>left</td><td>right</td> </tr> </table> =end You can add options (e.g. for write/read protection), see: l<PodWikiAuth>. Of course it is possible to user variables: $ok. $RED Or you can write colored text using predefined variables.$END And, you can incude external or internal pages as well as PodWiki B<states>, e.g. the table of contents: P<state:toc> There are much more features to discover: L<PodWikiMarkup>. =cut