EDIT: The original node was buggy so here's a fixed version that seems to show all the executables installed by CPAN! Original node below so I can be embarrassed forever.☺

List EXE_FILES installed by CPAN:

#!/usr/bin/perl -l

use strict;
use warnings;

# List EXE_FILES installed by CPAN

$_ = join '', `perldoc -uT perllocal`;
@_ = (/EXE_FILES:\s([^>]+)/sg);
my @z = ();

for (@_) {
    my @x = split /\s+/;
    s/^\S+\///  for @x;
    push @z, @x;
}
%_ = map { $_ => 1 } @z;
print $_ for sort keys %_;
#print scalar keys %_;
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List EXE_FILES installed by CPAN, by module:

#!/usr/bin/perl -l

use strict;
use warnings;

# List EXE_FILES installed by CPAN, by module

$_ = join '', `perldoc -uT perllocal`;
my @m = (/=head2.*?\|([^>]+)/g);
my @e = (/EXE_FILES:\s([^>]*)/sg);

for (my $c = 0; $c < scalar @m; $c++) {
   $_{$m[$c]} = $e[$c]
}

my @z = ();
my $n = 0;

for (sort { lc($a) cmp lc($b) } keys %_) {
   if (my @x = split /\s+/, $_{$_}) {
      print;
      $n += scalar @x;
      s/^\S+\///  for @x; 
      print " $_" for @x;
      print "";
   }
}
#print $n;
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THE ORIGINAL NODE, DOES NOT WORK!:

List EXE_FILES installed by CPAN:

perl -le'chomp(@_=`perldoc -T perllocal`);
# List EXE_FILES installed by CPAN
$_=join"\n",@_;@_=split/\"Module\"\s/;
@_=grep/EXE_FILES:\s[^"]+/,@_;for(@_){@x=split/\n/;
@x=grep/EXE|0m/,@x;push@z,@x}s/^\s+\*\s+\"([^\"]+).?/$1/ for@z;
@_=grep/EXE_FILES/,@z;@_=map{substr($_,11,length($_))}@_;undef@z;
for(@_){if(/\s/){@x=split/\s/;push@z,$_ for@x}else{push@z,$_}}
%_=map{s/^\S+\///;$_=>1}@z;print$_ for sort{lc($a)cmp lc($b)}keys%_'
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List EXE_FILES installed by CPAN, by module:

perl -le'chomp(@_=`perldoc -T perllocal`);
# List EXE_FILES installed by CPAN, by module
$_=join"\n",@_; @_=split/\"Module\"\s/,$_;
@_=grep/EXE_FILES:\s[^"]+/,@_;for(@_){@x=split/\n/;
@x=grep/EXE_FILES|0m/,@x;push@z,@x}undef@x;
s/^\s+\*\s+\"([^\"]+).?/$1/ for@z;my$m;for(@z){
if(/EXE_FILES:\s(.*)/){$_{$m}=$1}else{$m=$_;$_{$m}=1}}
for(sort{lc($a)cmp lc($b)}keys %_){if($_{$_}=~/\s/){
@x=split/\s/,$_{$_};s/^\S+\/// for@x;$_{$_}=join"\n ",
@x}else{$_{$_}=~s/^\S+\///g}print"$_\n $_{$_}\n"}'
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