See perlmodlib, though this version is a little out of date. There should be a nice HTML version of it provided in ActiveState's documentation.

You can view the HTML pod, probably at C:\Perl\html\index.html of all the ppm installed modules. If you have the docs here you have the module..... If you installed AS Perl elsewhere adjust the path as required.

C.

If you want a list of things not part of the core, this is a job for ExtUtils::Installed...

perl -MExtUtils::Installed -e '$i=new ExtUtils::Installed; print join(
+$/,$i->modules()),$/;'
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You can also use this module to list the contents of the core (or any other module).

I also have a Unix version of the code below. Both my versions print to the screen and to a file (as a newbie, I kinda like seeing it "do" something so I know it's working!). ;-)

#!/usr/bin/perl5 -w
#finds all .pm modules on a PC
use strict;
use File::Find;

my $report = "C:\\Temp\\results.txt";

open MYOUTPUT, "> $report" or die "Can't open $report: $!";
my @directories = ("C:\\Perl");
my @foundfiles;

# Collect all .pm files below each directory in @directories
# and put them into @foundfiles
find ( sub { push @foundfiles, $File::Find::name if /\.pm$/ },
       @directories);

#and print them to my file "results.txt"

print "$_\n" for @foundfiles;
print MYOUTPUT "$_\n" for @foundfiles;

close MYOUTPUT;
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Lori

It can be downloaded at:

http://www.scriptsolutions.com/programs/free/perldiver/

It gives quite a bit of info regarding your system beyond just module info.