On Wed, 2002-09-11 at 21:31, william villanueva wrote:
> What I'm after is how to know that modules are installed and
> maybe how to remove them.
i haven't found that yet either. but, honestly, i haven't really
been looking very hard.
> So I tried to get the first one updated again, but it kept
> telling me that its already uptodate. So I plan to remove it
> then install fresh.
and the reason i didn't look so hard was, in -MCPAN -e shell,
you can say:
force <cmd>
so for instance, if the package you want reloaded is XXX::YYY,
you could say:
force install XXX:YYY
tiger
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