Seems like I was wrong! Mea culpa! :(
I got confused by ambiguous definitions of the term "package" in Python and when browsing thru Gems I had the impression to see only bare modules.
Maybe it's just me or a matter of practice but neither PyPi nor Gems seem to have the usability of CPAN.
Striked the lie.
Cheers Rolf
( addicted to the Perl Programming Language)
update
anyway digging deeper into the differences of CPAN, PyPi and Gems reveals a huge quality advantage.
just read some of the hits for CPAN vs PyPi
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