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echo: perl
to: tony summerfelt
from: mark lewis
date: 2003-04-11 03:52:08
subject: perl modules

ml>> using CPAN (or something else), how can i see all the perl modules
 ml>> installed on my system?

 ts> if you are using the activestate version of perl just enter
 ts> ppm at the prompt (dos or bash)

ppm>> query *

i don't believe it is the activestate stuff... that's windows, isn't it?
this is on a mandrake linux box...

 ts> will list all the installed modules

 ts> if it's a perl you compiled yourself from source then at the

i didn't compile it myself, that i know of...

 ts> prompt (dos or bash) type:    perldoc perlocal

 ts> that will give you a list of modules and a few details of
 ts> each.

currently, that gives me a 'No documentation found for
"perlocal".' error...

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