Thanks Mitchell and Robin for your help.

I have the same problem.

Thanks for looking into this. I found a POD specification in the Perl documentation: perlpodspec It mentions the pod blocks continue to =cut or end-of-file. See the line that starts with 'Pod content is contained'.

Hi Robin, I've created an example file for you: http://peterstuifzand.nl/files/ohcount_testfile.pl. In there are a lot of comments. Almost the whole file. But ohcount says there are zero. When you ... [More] add a '=cut' line at the end, then ohcount counts the comments. [Less]

Hi, I was trying ohcount and it seems that it doesn't parse the whole file. A lot of my files have a large POD block at the end. Ohcount parses these blocks only if there is a '=cut' line at the end ... [More] if the file. If that line is missing it will stop just before the beginning of the POD block. I hope someone can patch the parser to take this into account. [Less]