G'day Tommy,

With older versions of Perl, I used to do:

$ perl -e 'use Test::More; print $Test::More::VERSION, "\n"'
0.98

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With newer versions of Perl, I now use the slightly shorter:

$ perl -E 'use Test::More; say $Test::More::VERSION'
0.98

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And to automate, using a selection of modules from your list, you could do something like: 

$ module_list='Test::More English File::Find Test::Perl::Critic'
$ for i in $module_list; do
> echo $i
> eval "echo \`perl -E 'use $i; say \$$i::VERSION'\`"
> done
Test::More
0.98
English
1.04
File::Find
1.19
Test::Perl::Critic
1.02

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-- Ken

In reply to Re: Finding Module Versions - How Would You Do It? by kcott
in thread Finding Module Versions - How Would You Do It? by Tommy

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