[Q] all installed modules

[Mattia]

Does anyone know how to get a list of all intelled modules that are
available to be USEd?
I work with a provider and would like to know this info.

thank you

 

[Mattia]

Hints:
@INC
File::Find

oh, well...
if I have to write a prog on its own...
I wanted to know it the was some quick way to do it

 

[Steve Grazzini]

Does anyone know how to get a list of all intelled modules that
are available to be USEd?
I work with a provider and would like to know this info.

$ perldoc perlmodlib # standard
$ perldoc perllocal # CPAN

And possibly best of all:

$ perldoc ExtUtils::Installed

thank you

Sure thing.

 

[Ron Savage]

Check /perl/bin/ for inside.pl.

If not there: CPAN is your friend.

http://search.cpan.org/author/PHOENIX/

Download inside.pl.

 

[Joe Smith]

Does anyone know how to get a list of all intelled modules that are
available to be USEd?
I work with a provider and would like to know this info.

A properly installed perl setup will allow you to run
cpan -a
from the command line. For all the modules currently installed,
it will list the version of what is currently installed and the
version of what is available at the CPAN archives.

If that does not work, you could do this:

perl -e '@a = grep /perl/,@INC; system "ls -lR @a"'
-Joe

 

[Eric J. Roode]

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(e-mail address removed) (Joe Smith) wrote in read.news.verio.net:

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If that does not work, you could do this:

perl -e '@a = grep /perl/,@INC; system "ls -lR @a"'
-Joe

What, perl only looks for modules in those directories in @INC which have
"perl" somewhere in the path?

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Eric
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