$file_parser->parse_paras(\@paras, $message)

Parse the paragraphs paras. Paras can either be strings, in which case they'll be considered plain texts. Or they can be hash refs with the key 're' pointing to a regex string.

Here's an example:

my @synopsis_paras = (
    '=head1 SYNOPSIS',
    'Quick summary of what the module does.',
    'Perhaps a little code snippet.',
    { re => q{\s*} . quotemeta(q{use MyModule::Test;}), },
    { re => q{\s*} .
        quotemeta(q{my $foo = MyModule::Test->new();})
        . q{\n\s*} . quotemeta("..."), },
);

$mod1->parse_paras(
    \@synopsis_paras,
    'MyModule::Test - SYNOPSIS',
);

$file_parser->parse_file_start

Parse the file based on the filename. This will have various templates on how to parse files of that type.

NAME

t/test-dist.t - test the integrity of prepared distributions.

AUTHOR

Shlomi Fish, http://www.shlomifish.org/ Heavy revamp by Brendan Byrd, BBYRD@CPAN.org