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Is there some kind of a construct that sort of lets me "peek" inside a Module so that I can see what all variables, functions and other stuff provided in a Module?

Just as an oversimplified example, when I came across the %ENV Hash, I knew I could do this to see what all it offers.

use strict;
use warnings;
use diagnostics;
 
while ( my($key, $value) = each %ENV) {
                 print "Key: $key\tValue: $value\n";

}

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This prints out everything that the %ENV holds. I know Modules could be far more deeply nested that this, but, hope the example would suffice to demonstrate what I am looking for. I understand that reading the Module documentation will give me a good overview and something that should be done anyways (RTFM), but, just want to know if something like this exists.

In reply to How do I check all the variables, subroutines etc in a Perl Module? by Anonymous Monk

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