I appreciate shortcuts used here, on PM site, they are really comfortable to use.

However recently I had a problem of using [cpan://TclTk] shortcut, which refered not to what I wanted. Namely, all my attempts refered to rather old version of Tcl::Tk from CPAN, when Malcolm Beattie left them many ages ago.

I tried many:

• [cpan://TclTk] TclTk - absolutely wrong! shows pm file from demos directory within distribution
• [cpan://Tcl-Tk] Tcl-Tk - shows outdated version first, and wrong submodules at seconf.
• [cpan://Tcl::Tk] Tcl::Tk - same as above
• [http://search.cpan.org/~vkon/Tcl-Tk-0.84/] - lenghty but good, so I decided just to write this way

Entering 'Tcl::Tk' as a search expression at http://search.cpan.org produce better listing, which is quite acceptable in my case.

May be I do not possess some shortcut wisdom??

Best regards,
Courage, the Cowardly Dog

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