Some formatting help for plugins.md

plugins.md

@@ -2,48 +2,47 @@ A plugin is implemented as a single file in the plugin directory. This is of cou
 
 File: echo.pm
 
-#----------------START--------------
-sub {
-	my( $said ) = @_;
-	
-	print "You said: $said->{body}";
-}
-#-----------------EOF---------------
+```perl
+	sub {
+		my( $said ) = @_;
+		
+		print "You said: $said->{body}";
+	}
+```
 
 File: morecomplicated.pm
 
-#----------------START--------------
-package Bot::BB3::Plugin::Complicated;
+```perl
+	package Bot::BB3::Plugin::Complicated;
 
-sub new {
-	my( $class ) = @_;
-	
-	return bless {}, $class;
-}
+	sub new {
+		my( $class ) = @_;
+		
+		return bless {}, $class;
+	}
 
-sub initialize {
-	my( $self ) = @_;
+	sub initialize {
+		my( $self ) = @_;
 
-	#stuff
-}
+		#stuff
+	}
 
- #Class name to execute
-"Bot::BB3::Plugin::Complicated";
-#-----------------EOF---------------
+	 #Class name to execute
+	"Bot::BB3::Plugin::Complicated";
+```
 
 In particular note is the string returned, this is the name of the package to invoke. Note that you could use this as a dummy file to invoke modules installed elsewhere on the system, for example:
 
-File: dummymodule.pm
 
-#----------------START--------------
-use MyModule::Somewhere;
+```perl
+	use MyModule::Somewhere;
 
-"MyModule::Somewhere";
-#-----------------EOF---------------
+	"MyModule::Somewhere";
+```
 
 This simply calls 'use' to load the module and then returns the name.
 
-Note that plugins who return a coderef are 'wrapped' by invoking Bot::BB3::PluginWrapper->new( $name, $coderef );
+Note that plugins who return a coderef are 'wrapped' by invoking ```perl Bot::BB3::PluginWrapper->new( $name, $coderef );```
 This provides the basic example for implementing a plugin object.
 
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