Hi Perl_lover, When I run the above code,I got the installed .packlists on the system. But the different functions are there eg.moudles,files,directories etc.. Since I want to list all the modules there,I replace the new function by module function and run the script the following error comes, 
<rajpachan@osmosunsys.india:>perl moduletest.pl
Can't locate object method "modules" via package "ExtUtils::Installed"
+ at moduletest.pl line 4.

The code is given  below,
use ExtUtils::Installed;

my $module;
my $inst = ExtUtils::Installed->modules();
my (@modules) = $inst->modules();
    foreach $module (@modules) {
        print "$module \n";
}

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Why this method is not supporting here.The version I used is perl 5.6.Pls suggest.

In reply to Re^2: how to get the perl installed modules by madtoperl
in thread how to get the perl installed modules by perladdict

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