First, an easy test is 'perl -c -e '' -MMy::Module". If it prints out
Ok, then you have it and it is in your @INC path.
Try this to get an view of all installed modules and their order of
discovery by Perl (higher priority files will be at the front so pipe to
less or grep for the Mod name:
perl -e 'print join "\n", @INC' | xargs -i -l1 find {} -name "*.pm"
This runs the find command once for each directory in @INC, causing a
recursive search form there for all .pm files.
For a GUI, try out the Tk::Browser module. (Warning this will install Tk
if you don't already have it, a long and tortuous process. I found the
interface to be buggy on FC2/Gnome, YMMV)
perl -MCPAN -e 'install Tk Tk::Browser'
mkbrowser
Till next time, stay cool. (I mean that literally!)
Ed
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