How We Wrote the Template Toolkit Book ...

That was a nice article, Dave:
http://www.perl.com/pub/a/2004/01/30/ttbook.html

We used POD too to write 'practical mod_perl', and yes we needed to deal with 
the same problems you are talking about.  And we used tt2 to generate the 
output (via DocSet). But how did you deal with ORA editors (which were kind to 
accept the raw pod!)? Once they take the source they will reformat everything 
in their way. Did you just hand them the output of your POD postprocessor? If 
so, how did you merge any changes back? In our case we just had to drop our 
sources and move onto the expanded ORA sources (which uses their own extended 
POD tags). We couldn't merge changes back as they were too numerous to justify 
the time needed to do that.
Finally, may be ORA could adopt your templating setup for other books written 
in POD.
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