Sure it does :) 

$ perl -d:Modlist fudge
AutoLoader             5.72
Carp                   1.26
Config
Cwd                    3.36
DynaLoader             1.13
Encode                 2.47
Encode::Alias          2.16
Encode::Byte           2.04
Encode::Config         2.05
Encode::Encoding       2.05
Encode::Unicode        2.07
Exporter               5.66
Exporter::Heavy        5.66
File::Spec             3.33
File::Spec::Unix       3.33
File::Spec::Win32      3.33
Symbol                 1.07
Text::Tabs           2012.0818
Tk                   804.03
Tk::After             4.008
Tk::Button            4.010
Tk::Clipboard         4.009
Tk::CmdLine           4.007
Tk::Configure         4.009
Tk::Derived           4.011
Tk::Entry             4.018
Tk::Event             4.024
Tk::Event::IO         4.009
Tk::Frame             4.010
Tk::Image             4.011
Tk::MainWindow        4.015
Tk::Scrollbar         4.010
Tk::Submethods        4.005
Tk::Text              4.028
Tk::Toplevel          4.006
Tk::Widget            4.035
Tk::Wm                4.015
XSLoader               0.15
base                   2.18
bytes                  1.04
constant               1.21
feature                1.20
unicore::Heavy.pl
unicore::To::Lower.pl
utf8                   1.09
utf8_heavy.pl
vars                   1.02
warnings               1.12
warnings::register     1.02

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in thread Perl tk FindNext in a text widget by ghosh123

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