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This command lists the modules missing from perllocal, for normal installations (creates 2 files mod.ext and mod.loc):

perl -MExtUtils::Installed -le '@_=ExtUtils::Installed->new->modules;p
+rint for sort{lc$a cmp lc$b}@_' >mod.ext;perl -e '@_=grep/Module/,`pe
+rldoc -uT perllocal`;for(@_){s/.*?\|([^>]+)>/$1/}print for sort{lc$a 
+cmp lc$b}@_' >mod.loc;diff -y mod.ext mod.loc|grep '<'
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Here are my CPAN modules known to the "modules" method of ExtUtils::Installed but missing from perldoc perllocal | grep 'Module':

In reply to Re^2: Why don't some CPAN modules append perllocal? by Anonymous Monk
in thread Why don't some CPAN modules append perllocal? by Anonymous Monk

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